One of the stand out new features found on the Apple iPhone 14 series is the Emergency SOS via Satellite, which as the name would suggest, allows users to send a distress message when there are out of cellular range. While the feature will only be available in the United States and Canada this November, a new report suggests that Apple may bring it to other regions by the end of 2022.

Apple raised a few eyebrows recently after the tech giant decided to remove the physical SIM card slot from all the iPhone 14 models in the United States. With eSIM the only option for iPhone 14 series users, many raised concerns over the viability of using the devices while travelling abroad and Apple has since reassured consumers of the benefits of using eSIM while travelling.

For many Malaysians, this is a week we've been highly anticipating. We not only get a holiday on 16 September 2022 but also have the iPhone 14 series pre-order. If that's you and you've been keeping an eye out for these then you might be in luck.

Like the previous generation, the Apple iPhone 14 series has four models: iPhone 14, iPhone 14 Plus, iPhone 14 Pro, and iPhone 14 Pro Max. Plan to get one of them? Then check out these pre-order deals from TMT by Thunder Match!

Apple recently unveiled a slew of products during its Far Out event, including the latest iPhone 14 Series. Well, if the latest information from reliable tipster Mark Gurman is to be believed, consumers may be able to purchase the new iPhones through a monthly subscription service from Apple as early as late 2022.

Revealed during Apple’s recent Far Out event, the Apple iPhone 14 Series is set for pre-order this Friday (16 September 2022), though one key detail was missing from the presentation as usual - their battery capacities. Well, thanks to a Chinese regulatory database, we now know the battery capacities of each iPhone 14 model, from the iPhone 14 to the iPhone Pro Max.

According to this new report, the ongoing geopolitical tension between China and Taiwan is not affecting the Apple iPhone 14's launch. TF Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo claims that there were no impacts made to iPhone 14 supply chain production, and shipment schedules are still going well.

The Apple iPhone 14 series is expected to launch in September 2022, the month Apple traditionally launches its latest smartphones. But there's a small chance that might not happen this year, as the company faces a major issue with its supply chain. Could there be a delay to the iPhone 14 series?

Despite the supply chain issues, it's reported that Apple is still on track to launch the iPhone 14 series in mid-September. The tech giant didn't mention anything about pandemic-related delays in the earnings report for the June quarter, so everything should still be going well.

The iPhone 14 series that is expected to launch in September is facing quite some obstacles. Earlier, it was reported that the iPhone 14 Max had some supply chain issues with the display. Until now, the iPhone 14 gets hit with a new problem, and it's regarding the camera lens' quality.

Apple doesn't regularly provide hardware upgrades to the iPhones' front-facing cameras, as the brand emphasizes the rear camera upgrades instead. However, for the iPhone 14, we can expect the largest upgrade in the iPhone's history, as a new report claims.