by Tan Aik Keong (AK)
As Chinese New Year approaches, Malaysians are preparing to welcome the year's biggest family festival — the Lunar New Year, rich in tradition and family feeling, symbolising reunion and new beginnings. To make this year's celebration a little warmer and a little more distinctly Malaysian, here are five apps worth having on hand.
AgmoEV SuperApp
Driving your new EV home for the Year of the Dragon? Let AgmoEV SuperApp be your guide on the journey. Wave goodbye to range anxiety as you move smoothly from one charging station to the next — whether you're cruising city streets or on a long balik kampung drive, AgmoEV SuperApp helps you get there comfortably, in style, with a touch of dragon-year flair. Available on the Apple Store and Google Play.
Table Tower Online
For when physical gatherings are limited, "Table Tower Online" bridges the distance — reunite virtually with family and friends over a game, building shared memories across time and space, with the fun of friendly competition close at hand. Available on the Apple Store and Google Play.
Mahjong 3P
No Lunar New Year is complete without mahjong. Whether you're a seasoned player or a total beginner, "Mahjong 3P" brings the joy of this beloved traditional game to your phone — the click of the tiles deepening friendships and building fond memories, capturing exactly the spirit of togetherness that defines Malaysian Lunar New Year celebrations. Available on the Apple Store and Google Play.
CapCut
Capture your best Lunar New Year moments with CapCut, and turn them into videos worth keeping — family gatherings, lively celebrations, all preserved as memories to look back on. Available on the Apple Store and Google Play.
Almanac (万年历)
From auspicious dates to festival planning, the Almanac app helps you keep track of the rhythm of the season — whether you're gathering with loved ones or planning quietly on your own, it keeps each day purposeful and meaningful. Available on the Apple Store and Google Play.
Closing
As we welcome the new year together, may these small apps add a little warmth, connection and meaning to the season. Gong Xi Fa Cai! 🎊🐉
Part of the AK AI Corner column. Originally published in Oriental Daily (东方日报) on Feb 2, 2024.
