Apple announced last month that Apple Stores and Apple Authorised Service Providers can now repair Face ID by replacing the TrueDepth Camera service part. Previously, iPhone users had to replace the whole device if they had any hardware issue with Face ID.

However, during the announcement, Apple said that the option was only available for iPhone XS or newer, leaving the 'OG' Face ID smartphone, the iPhone X out in the dark. Thankfully, the tech giant has rectified this and announced that iPhone X is now part of the repair programme.

The European Commission has been requesting Apple to use the USB-C port for a while now, but the tech giant seems to prefer its Lightning port over other options. Until now, an engineering student has somehow made it happen before Apple by modifying an iPhone X to fit a USB-C port, giving the European Commission a peek at what they want.

Apple is facing lawsuits after some users found that their devices were rejecting their older iPhone chargers which was filed last Monday in California. The lawsuit claims that thousands were facing the issue after an update stopped their phones from recognizing the older chargers.

The Star Wars: Jedi Challenge is an AR (Augmented Reality) entertainment headset centered around the Star Wars franchise where the participant plays as a Jedi fighting against hordes of enemies including enemy Jedi and Sith Lords. The headset is normally available from Lenovo Malaysia for the price of RM729, but Digi is exclusively offering the Star Wars: Jedi Challenge for only RM388 for current and new Digi Postpaid subscribers. This review will put the game, headset and features to the test so read on and see if its the Jedi lightsaber game that you're looking for.

Based on the dummy phones provided by Shai Mizrachi on his instagram account. The 6.5-inch iPhone, which is the iPhone X Plus will house a triple camera setup in the rear similar to the Huawei P20 Pro. The 6.1-inch iPhone 9 however, will only sport a single lens at the rear of the device. According to bgr.com, all iPhones mentioned seem to sport a similar design to the current iPhone X with the advent of the notch which houses all the sensors for the Face ID system.

It was only a few days ago that Apple has started selling the (PRODUCT)Red iPhone 8 series online, but they are adding another colour to the current generation which is the iPhone X and according to the FCC from the USA, there is going to be a "Blush Gold" model.

While Android smartphone manufacturers are having a blast at the MWC 2018, Apple is continuing to develop their next big iPhone. Dubbed as the iPhone X Plus, it will be one of the three new iPhones slated to be released this year. It's also said it could be the largest iPhone ever so let's see what else the rumoured report have to say.

Apple rumour news seems to be picking up the pace now, KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo is sharing some new research notes about the upcoming 2018 iPhones. We have already read rumours about Apple planning to release three types of iPhones, one is an iPhone X Plus, the other as a 6.1-inch iPhone with an LCD panel. Let's see what else does our favourite analyst has to say.

From our last rumoured post about the next iPhone generation this year, there wasn't really much information about the tech-specs aside from the panel size. However, our favourite KGI Securities analyst, Ming-Chi Kuo has shared some information, especially on the 6.1-inch iPhone.

Once again, our favourite rumour source news from KGI Securities has some new information on Apple's next iPhone. One might think that the iPhone X is just a one-time thing since it was released as the 10th Anniversary iPhone last year, but it seems that Apple has decided to manufacture a new variant and bigger this time. Some of you already know about the company releasing three iPhone variants, but not a lot of known about the tech-specs. Well, that's what this post is going to be about, more or less.