There was no real surprise that Apple launched three new phones at their annual event recently, what was a surprise was a lack of new features to those phones. Aside from an upgrade to the camera we didn’t really see innovation. As technology moves forward, what features would you like to see on the phones of the future?

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Whole Foods has released a new survey looking at what millennials want in a grocery store — and the summary might as well be: If you can’t beat them in prices, don’t join them; explain why you’re worth it.

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The battle begins! The Malaysian Food Champions League draw was launched yesterday as we head into Malaysia Day. Who will be crown the Malaysian Food Champion? The OG Nasi Lemak? The nightlife Ramly burger? Or the eastern underdog Sarawak Laksa?

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Will fast food be the first industry to implement complete automation? With annual employee turnover rates reaching 150%, fast food could benefit greatly from removing the “human component” from their workforce. But just because they can, does it mean they should? And with cost and functionality still major factors, will fast food take that giant leap?

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The sudden surge in (shockingly) realistic deepfake videos has been both entertaining and alarming. While it’s fun to see what Will Smith would have looked like as Neo from The Matrix, the potential for deepfake tech to cause harm and spread disinformation is worrying. Facebook, of all companies, has launched a Deepfake Challenge alongside Microsoft in an attempt to study and counter the effects of the tech.

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Google collects a lot of data on its users, and now it’s finally using its powers for good. Instead of just serving you ads for things you don’t really need,, the company is going to start using its vast stores of collected data to tell you what the heck you want to watch on TV.

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Thanks to apps like WhatsApp and Facebook, we now have the ability to be connected to every single neighbour on our street or apartment block. And while these apps are great for community building, there are definite downsides to them - from oversharing ‘Good Morning’ messages to neighbour-shaming. So does social media help make us more neighbourly, or is it working against us?

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In today's Enterprise Biz Bytes, Richard Bradbury, Audrey Raj and Jeff Sandhu talk about:

0:41 - Net Neutrality

14:04 - Radio Station Battling With Ransomware

21:19 - Whatsapp Being Blocked In China

30:39 - Nigerian Phishing Scammers Steal More Than Just Money

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A new season of The Great British Baking Show debuted on Netflix this week in a form unusual for the streaming service—it’s being released one episode per week. So why did Netflix decide to release it like this as opposed to their normal release schedule?

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Hollywood’s financial landscape is changing. The once-popular “popcorn flick” seems to be losing its place in release calendars that have become increasingly packed with massive blockbusters and event films. Strangely, the “little guys” seem to be taking up more real estate in cinemas, pushing your average mid-budget movie out even further.

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