If you frequently use X (formerly known as Twitter), this news might please you. Today, X has made it possible to log into your account via the Passkey feature. So, what should you know about it?

If you are like the majority, many users really dislike the X logo replacing the classic Twitter bluebird. The app itself also got a name and logo change just over the weekend, but luckily, someone found a way to change both back on the iPhone. Here's how to do it.

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.

There are plenty of people that don't like Apple's lightning connector. Enough for engineering student Ken Pillonel to spend months proving that you can mod a USB-C connector into an iPhone. Now, he's decided to cash in on that endeavour.

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.

You probably have heard of stories about an iPhone surviving the odds. Whether if it was underwater or falling from the skies, this story is about the latter. According to a short experience shared by dmloftus from an aviator forum, his iPhone X actually survived a drop from an altitude 11,000 feet above.

The United State’s President Donald Trump, recently tweeted to the CEO of Apple claiming that he prefers the physical Home button on the iPhone instead of gesture navigation. While we are not sure which iPhone he is currently using, the White House requested that the President of the United States to switch to an iPhone instead of an Android device in early 2017. With that said, we can safely assume that he is not using an iPhone X which was released around Q4 2017.

More and more devices are ditching rear mounted fingerprint scanners and opting for in-display readers. Apple looks like it may be hopping onto the bandwagon soon with the iPhone XI but it will be a little more interesting than other device’s fingerprint readers. The new technology is called “acoustic imaging”.

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.