InstaCash, in collaboration with Switch, Machines, ITWorld, Mac City, Celcom, and Digi has announced that they will be offering Apple fans the opportunity to trade-in their iPhone 11 series smartphone to get up to 50% cashback in order to get the iPhone 12 at a cheaper price. However, if you do not own an iPhone 11 series smartphone, you can still trade-in smartphones from other manufacturers, as well as smartphones that are no longer functional.

Based on a statement by Twitter user @jon_prosser, it seems that the upcoming Apple iPhone 13 series will most likely come equipped with a 1TB internal storage variant. While not much is known in regards to the exact regards to the exact release date, it will most likely be unveiled around the same date as the iPhone 12 series.

Based on a video by MobileReviewEh, it seems that the iPhone 12’s ceramic shield cover glass is much more durable compared to last year’s iPhone 11 glass. To go into more specific, the video mentioned that the iPhone 12 was able to bear up to 442 newtons of force before shattering while the iPhone 11 was able to stand up to 352 newtons of force.

It seems that the iPhone 12, as well as the MagSafe charger, may have been spotted on SIRIM, hinting that it will most likely be unveiled in Malaysia very soon. For those who are not aware, Apple unveiled the iPhone 12 series, as well as the MagSafe charger accessory last week during the online launch.

Based on a statement by tecnoblog.net, it seems that they’ve found a bunch of documentation regarding the iPhone 12 series which states that the battery starts from as low as 2777mAh for the iPhone 12 Mini. The iPhone 12, on the other hand, comes equipped with a 2815mAh battery which is smaller than the 3110mAh battery of the iPhone 11.

Well, it’s finally official and the Apple iPhone 12 series is officially here despite the pandemic and all the other crap of 2020. Apart from the obvious hardware upgrades like their A14 Bionic chipset, 5G and the return of the classic iPhone 4 flat sided design, there were also a number of other camera upgrades that we felt will have a huge impact on iphoneagraphers the world over. 

We’ve yet to actually get our hands on any of the iPhone 12 series devices so these are mostly just the result of our own thoughts and discussions as fans of smartphone photography and videography. Hopefully when we do get them, we can test out the following Top camera upgrades for the iPhone 12 series that we think will have the biggest impact.

Apple has finally unveiled the highly-anticipated iPhone 12 series today and it got everybody talking about the devices. If you're still not clear about what can the new iPhones do, be sure to check out our 3-min sum up video to have some clues. We know that some of you might be unhappy with the tech giant taking the adapter and EarPods out of the box to save the environment. Now, it seems like the mentioned accessories won't be coming with the previous iPhones as well. 

With Apple announcing the iPhone 12 series last night, Apple Malaysia has updated the price of all the previous generation iPhones to start from as low as RM1999. In addition to that, it seems that they have discontinued some iPhones, namely the iPhone 11 Pro, as well as the iPhone 11 Pro Max from being sold in Malaysia.

Other than the iPhone 12 series launch, Apple also unveiled the Apple HomePod Mini which is a compact smart speaker that’s wrapped in a satisfying looking mesh outer shell. Due to the fact that it’s a smart speaker, it comes equipped with Siri integration to help control a wide range of IoT products as well as act as a personal assistant to the user for the price of 99USD (~RM409).

It seems that a bunch of tech specs, as well as the colour for the iPhone 12 series, has been leaked by a Weibo user, detailing what to expect when the smartphone is officially unveiled in the near future. While not much is known in regards to the Malaysia release date, we do know that it will most likely be available locally a few weeks after the global unveiling.