The Asus Zenfone 5z is currently on sale on Lazada at the price of only RM988 instead of the original price of RM2499 and it comes equipped with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 as well as 8GB of RAM. But that’s not all, the Apple iPhone XS 256GB variant has been spotted on Machine’s official website at a discounted price of only RM3099 instead of the launch price of RM5599.

Dark mode has been in use for a while now since the launch of the iOS 13, it turns out to be a battery saver for your iPhone! But it only works with the OLED models.

Some brands have resorted to integrate a mini liquid or graphene cooling system inside the phones, but let's be honest it can only do so much and trust me, I have the ASUS ROG Phone and it still gets on fire (performance is too strong). But someone from Japan thought of an idea and it's actually mindblowing - a water cooler radiator!

Just yesterday, we wrote about how Apple is using a "dormant software lock" on the Apple iPhone XR, iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max and this will cause a pop-up message about being unable to verify the battery and showing the battery health information. This only happens if the owner had it replaced from a third-party service provider, but out of the blue, Apple actually responded and gave their reasons.

Apple iPhone batteries aren't exactly a highlight when it comes to features, as the number figure is usually lower than Android's due to a different operating system functionality but that's a topic for another day. Today, we just learn from a YouTube channel, The Art of Repair that Apple has quietly restricted any battery replacement, unless if it's their own official ones.

There was recent rumour circulating on Facebook, stating that the Facebook page called “Switch” will be offering the iPhone XS for a promo price of only RM5 instead of the original price of RM4999. Switch has clarified on their Facebook page, stating that the offer is not true and they will not be offering the aforementioned smartphone for such a low price.

eSIM seems to be making its way to become a trend. Maxis and Celcom already have their own eSIM package and the latest player to enter this market is Yoodo. Yoodo consumers can sign-up and register without going to a store, as they can just do it from the comfort of their homes through the Yoodo app.

Today, Celcom has announced that its own eSIM (embedded SIM) package is now available. According to their website, only three phones are eligible for eSIM which are the Apple iPhone XS 64GB, iPhone XS Max 64GB and the iPhone XR 64GB model starting from RM58 per month.

We thought we were past this weird square rear camera setup for the iPhone 11 but guess we were wrong. Latest renders of the device has surfaced and sure enough the previous design is back as opposed to the newer vertical camera setup.

In case you didn't know, Maxis is now offering all Apple iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max and iPhone XR Malaysian users their very own eSIM! However, it's not just for them but it's also viable for Huawei Watch 2 users as well. If you're curious on how to activate one, read on below on steps to set up your eSIM provided by Maxis.