Apple has added the iPad Air 2 and iPad mini 2 into its vintage and obsolete products list. The company has stopped the sale of the mentioned products for more than five years, so it's time for them to enter the list.

2017 is set to be a big year for Apple – as it will be the 10th anniversary of the original iPhone. However we will still see more products coming out in the same year, especially tablets and computers. The next iPad is set to be the same size as the Apple iPad Air 2, and may not feature a physical home button.

If you are a fan of Apple’s take on a tablet, be ready. The company from Cupertino is said to have a new iPad in the works – one that is without-bezel and will be sized around the 10.9-inch size.  

Leading manufacturer of storage and multimedia products, Transcend Information, Inc. is proud to introduce its complete Lightning product line-up specifically designed for Apple’s iPhone, iPad, and iPod series. The new RDA2W Smart Reader and JetDrive Go flash drives are now equipped with a Lightning connector, providing convenience to users who want to manage their data between Apple products.

Can't wait to get your hands on the Apple iPhone 7 series? Don't fret, while Malaysia has to wait for it, but we won't have to wait for the iOS 10 and it's actually coming sooner than we thought. We've compiled a list of devices that are guaranteed to receive the update OTA (over-the-air), so check it them out below:

We have seen the new updated Apple iPhone line getting both a storage bump and a price cut on the Malaysian Apple online store. Apparently the iPads are also getting price updates and storage options as well. Price cuts up to RM 700 can be seen on selected models.

Huawei Malaysia announced the Huawei MediaPad M2 10.0 back in March. It is an Android tablet that's thin and light with an aluminium build, making it a direct challenger to the Apple iPad Air 2. It packs tech specs of a Kirin 930 octa-core processor, 2GB/3GB RAM, 16GB/64GB internal storage (expandable memory available), 10.0-inch screen with an IPS LCD panel and 1920 x 1200 resolution, 13MP rear camera + 5MP front camera, fingerprint sensor, M-Pen stylus and 6660 mAh battery. But is it any good for day to day use? Check out our first impression video down below!

Christmas is just 3 days away, and Celcom Axiata Berhad are already bringing their Celcom customers a season of joy by giving the latest devices and more internet data exclusive for them starting this holiday season.

In conjunction with their FiRST Blue and FiRST Gold post-paid internet plans success, Celcom has implemented 40GB worth of internet and data for FiRST Gold with a monthly commitment of only RM100. In addition, starting from 23 December the new FiRST Blue Internet and FiRST Gold Internet users were also given a chance to get new devices bundled together which are the Apple iPad Mini 416GB, Apple iPad Mini 64GB and Apple iPad Pro 128GB models, starting from as low as RM1268.

After a number of alphas and betas, Apple's iOS 9 has been officially released. The update comes in at 1.3GB and offers about 1 hours worth of extra battery life for your device along with a low power mode which adds on 3 more hours of battery life (while turning off certain functions) for your iOS powered device. Other features include an improved Siri that will automatically highlight important dates complete with extra information searched from the Internet. Apple iPad users get aSplit View for the iPad Air 2 and iPad mini 4 while Slide Over lets you open a new app without closing the first app. Picture in Picture opens a small video window inside an open app. You also get the Newsstand app which replaces News along with new directions on Maps. The update should be coming to your compatible Apple device soon despite there being no specific Malaysia release date.