Dropping your phone from a table is already bad enough, but imagine yourself in Ernesto Galiotto's shoes when he accidentally dropped his iPhone 6s when he was up in the air. Amazingly, the device was still alive and still managed to record the fall (you can watch the full video here). 

Apple have upgraded to iOS 14 and iPhone 6S series and iPhone SE users still get to enjoy this software update. It has been 4 to 5 years since these devices were launched, and there's a new rumour that the upcoming iOS 15 might not support these devices anymore.

Based on an Apple blog update which was posted on Friday, Apple offers to fix any iPhone 6s or 6s Plus if it refuses to turn on. This is due to the fact that the iPhones mentioned that were manufactured between October 2018 and August 2019, seems to have a faulty component which causes the device to not turn on.

Apparently SenHeng Malaysia are offering the Apple iPhone 6s Plus 32GB or 128GB with RM700 discount. Of course, there are strings attached, in that the discount is only available for SenHeng members but it only costs RM12 to become a member (unless you're a member already) and you get extra 1 year warranty, so in light of that, is it actually worth it to buy the Apple iPhone 6s Plus? Check out the breakdown below:

• Apple iPhone 6s Plus 128GB ~ RM2999 RM3699 + RM12
• Apple iPhone 6s Plus 32GB ~ RM2499 RM3199 + RM12

Do you think it’s possible to build your own smartphone? You’d be surprised to know the answer is yes. YouTube Scotty Allen recently went on a quest to prove it and made his own Apple iPhone 6s with spare parts around China.

The Apple iPhone 7 Plus is one of the most expensive smartphones ever released in Malaysia, coming in at an RM3799 price tag for just the 32GB memory model. This alone already beats several other flagship phones in terms of price. Many critics are also calling it un-innovative, due to late-coming features which most phones already have and as well as minimal differences compared to its predecessor, the iPhone 6s Plus. If you happen to be a 6s Plus user and are having a dilemma deciding if you should switch, we're here to help.

In true Apple fashion, right after the Apple iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus got announced, Apple Malaysia announced a price slash for the iPhone 6S Plus, iPhone 6S and iPhone SE. You can check back our comparison tool to see which might suit you best but the overall price slash is about RM500 for the iPhone 6S and iPhone 6S Plus or RM250 for the iPhone SE.

The biggest price slash is the 128GB iPhone 6S Plus which has gone down to RM3699 from RM4699. The base model 16GB iPhone SE price remains unchanged though, but you can get the 64GB iPhone SE for RM250 less now.

You know Pokemon Go is becoming a worldwide phenomenon when companies are starting to crate bespoke products featuring the brand. Caviar, which is based in Russia, just announced a bespoke Apple iPhone 6S with a Pokemon Go motive design.

While the Android marketshare continues to rise – Apple with their iOS ecosystem (iPhone and iPad) devices has been there all along as a great counterbalance to the market. They have just recently reached a milestone – they have sold over one billion iPhone devices as of today.

A video appeared online that shows someone comparing the current Apple iPhone 6s with the upcoming Apple iPhone 7. Right of the bat we can see differences between the two models