Between corporate jargon, business buzzwords, and all the acronyms we toss around, it can seem like we speak an entirely different language at work than in the rest of our lives. We use a lot of these terms in the interest of efficiency, but a lot can get lost in translation. Given the choice, which Buzzwords would you bin?

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Just days after Disney announced its pricing schemes and line of programming for Disney+, Netflix has subtly fired back with a viewership flex of its own. It seems like we’ll finally get to see those big (albeit elusive) numbers that Reed Hastings’ streaming giant is always so confident about.

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If you hate reading the T&Cs when signing up for a new account, but are concerned about your privacy online, then you need Jumbo; an app that manages your privacy for you, from Facebook to Alexa.

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Instagram has considered hiding the like count on photos, so audiences can’t see how many people have liked an individual post. Why would they be considering this? What benefits might it have for the user? How will it affect businesses and influencers?

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Samsung’s latest smartphone, the Galaxy Fold, isn’t out yet—but it seems that the device it’s called “the future” is falling flat before it’s even hit customers’ hands. We hear what Samsung has to say about reports of display issues that have emerged just 48 hours after its first outing.

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The Communication and Multimedia Ministry plans to set up a computer programming school for secondary school leavers. Its Minister Gobind Singh Deo said the initiative was to train the younger generation to be IT (information technology) savvy so as to be able to compete in the digital age. He said his Ministry was looking at various models in building and developing the computer programming syllabus suitable for schools in Malaysia.

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The Dabbawalas of Mumbai have been delivering food for 125 years - and are extremely good at it. According to Harvard Business School, they are rated 6 Sigma, meaning that when they rarely make a mistake, it amounts to 3.4 mistakes in a Million. What services in Malaysia could we improve immediately with a little tech and innovation? - the team discusses.

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Some offices have brutal office politics, while others employ brutal videogames to prevent office politics. Apparently the wildly popular online game Fortnite has made its way into office culture, with more people jumping on the battle royale bandwagon than ever before.

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Can you hook customers with something free and get it to pay off big? Here are three questions to ask if you're thinking of offering a freemium option to your customers.

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Jack Dorsey, Twitter’s CEO and co-founder, has said that he would remove the social media platform’s ‘Like’ button if he knew it would create a culture of toxic reassurance. Similarly, there might be other features on popular social platforms that we could do without altogether.

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