As we’ve shared previously, the Apple iPhone 16 Series is available for purchase in Indonesia starting today, some 7 months after its global launch in September last year. Comprising the iPhone 16e, iPhone 16, iPhone 16 Plus, iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max, read on to learn more.

Previously, we shared how Apple and the Indonesian Government have finally struck a deal to lift the iPhone 16 Series ban in the country. Now, some 7 months after its global launch, Apple has announced that the iPhone 16 Series will officially be launched in Indonesia on 11 April.

In Malaysia, the iPhone 16e's starting price is RM2,999. While it is more affordable than the rest of the iPhone 16 series, it is still considered more expensive than the iPhone SE lineup with less advanced tech specs.

The Apple C1 is a modem designed entirely by Apple. It is built on Apple Silicon technology and promises to save power and battery consumption on the iPhone 16e compared to the iPhone 15 and iPhone 16. Recently, the first serious and annoying problems have begun to be reported. So, what should you know about it?

Home Minister Datuk Seri Saifuddin Nasution Ismail has revealed that a 35-year-old man was arrested at 7.30pm in Kampung Pandan, Kuala Lumpur, for using a cloned MyKad to purchase an Apple iPhone 16 Pro Max. He added that the National Registration Department (JPN) is detaining the suspect, as it is believed that he used another person’s MyKad to take out a loan for the smartphone.

When the iPhone 16e was revealed, many tech media found a couple of missing or lesser features than the standard iPhone 16. One of the missing features is none other than MagSafe charging. Why did Apple remove it? Well...

As usual, Apple did not disclose what are the RAM and battery pack for the iPhone 16e. However, the company said the new iPhone now has a new internal design for a bigger battery. Turns out it was bigger than we expected.

News about the iPhone 16 Series being banned by the Indonesian government has been going on for a few months. Today, Bloomberg reports that both Indonesia and Apple have finally agreed on the terms to lift the ban.

Since the iPhone 16e was announced last week, our local telco brand, Yes 5G has announced a new pre-order plan for this device. It is already ongoing until 28 February 2025 and you can actually get an instalment of RM0 per month.

The Apple iPhone 16e might be the most affordable iPhone. But, that might come at a cost. That said, what should you know about it?