We all know the pain of awkward and time-wasting networking attempts. So, these 4 Malaysian startups have come up with innovative ways to solve this issue.

We asked Malaysian entrepreneurs what some of their must-have apps for entrepreneurs were (excluding the obvious ones), and these are what they recommended.

Recite helps you practice reading Quranic verses on the go. Record 5 minute recitals, upload them to be reviewed, and get feedback to help you improve.

Here are some epic apps that boost productivity, help upskilling and improve your quality of life that you should download for Apple and Android.

Siasitok is a Malaysian startup that created an app to teach sign language through augmented reality flashcards, for those with no time to attend classes.

Speed and convenience is the name of the game, and these office chat apps can help your team communicate and collaborate more effectively.

CASE's price comparison app will let you scan the barcode of supermarket items to check how much it costs in other stores around Singapore.

Time management apps are no longer just "insert title and reminder" time, as most of them now offer more with Habatica, for example, gamifying life.

There are a ton of note-taking apps out there in the market, but I take a look at 6 apps that are free and support cross-platform.

With Setel I no longer have to queue at Petronas' counters or fumble with my cards at its self-service pumps, but the app's missing one attractive feature.

We look at 6 commonly-used mobile banking apps in Malaysia to see what kinds of relevant features they can offer to their customers.

An investment newbie puts in a total of RM5,500 into P2P lending platforms—Fundaztic and Funding Societies to review them, compare them and try them out.