With iPhones, Apple makes you pay a hefty premium for more storage. For instance, the base 128GB iPhone 15 Pro costs RM5499 in Malaysia, but the 512GB variant retails at a whopping RM6999. That's an increase of more than 20%! But what if you could get an upgrade for less?

If you own an iPhone, this news might please you. Recently, Apple released the latest iOS 17.2 update. So, what should you know about it?

After teasing the plan previously, Yes 5G today finally launched its Apple smartphones plan, officially becoming the tech giant’s telco partner in our country. In fact, Yes 5G is offering by far the lowest monthly instalment plans for the iPhone 15 series, as low as RM21/month.

Previously, we mentioned the Apple iPhone 15 Pro overheating problem and how it has affected its users. Today, a trusted source confirms the company is testing new bug fixes to solve this issue. That said, what should you know about it?

On top of overheating issues, it seems like the Apple iPhone 15 Pro can’t catch a break as some BMW owners have reported that their iPhones NFC chip got broken when using their vehicle’s built-in wireless charging pad. This results in an “Could Not Set Up Apple Pay” error and which upon reboot, could not do anything related with the NFC chip afterwards which means the NFC chip got damaged. 

Apple has finally addressed the iPhone 15 series' overheating issues, promising that the problem will be fixed in an upcoming update. In a press release, the tech giant said it has identified the cause of the issue, which it claims to be software-related.

Looks like Apple iPhone 15 Pro users can’t catch a break. Previously, we mentioned how the latest iPhone 15 Pro has an overheating problem. Today, a recent leak shows that there could be a flaw in its design.

One of the major upgrades of the iPhone 15 series is the change from Lightning to USB-C, though the EU’s new law may have forced Apple’s hands on the matter. However, despite Android and iOS devices now using the same port, recent reports from China claim that users are discouraged from using Android cables to charge their iPhone 15 series smartphones.

While most Malaysian telcos already announced pre-order details for the Apple iPhone 15 series, Yes 5G is taking its time, only teasing about its offerings today. Saying that ‘greater things come to those who wait’, the telco certainly has the most eye-catching deals for the latest iPhones so far, starting at just RM21/month.

The Apple iPhone 15 series features various improvements from previous models, both in terms of hardware and software. Recently, it was also revealed that the latest iPhone models have more settings in regard to safeguarding battery health, including limiting charging to only up to 80 per cent and the ability to check battery cycle count.