With the recent big announcement from Celcom, it's Xpax's turn now to shine in the spotlight, introducing a way for prepaid users to own a smartphone at very low prices. Xpax EasyPhone now lets every Xpax subscriber purchase a smartphone from as low as RM74 per month, with choices ranging from flagships like the latest Apple iPhone 7 Plus, Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus and Huawei P10 Plus to midrangers like the Xiaomi Redmi Note 4. Below is the list of available phones (for now) in the EasyPhone plan:

Apparently SenHeng Malaysia are offering the Apple iPhone 6s Plus 32GB or 128GB with RM700 discount. Of course, there are strings attached, in that the discount is only available for SenHeng members but it only costs RM12 to become a member (unless you're a member already) and you get extra 1 year warranty, so in light of that, is it actually worth it to buy the Apple iPhone 6s Plus? Check out the breakdown below:

• Apple iPhone 6s Plus 128GB ~ RM2999 RM3699 + RM12
• Apple iPhone 6s Plus 32GB ~ RM2499 RM3199 + RM12

The Apple iPhone 7 Plus is one of the most expensive smartphones ever released in Malaysia, coming in at an RM3799 price tag for just the 32GB memory model. This alone already beats several other flagship phones in terms of price. Many critics are also calling it un-innovative, due to late-coming features which most phones already have and as well as minimal differences compared to its predecessor, the iPhone 6s Plus. If you happen to be a 6s Plus user and are having a dilemma deciding if you should switch, we're here to help.

Okay, so here we go. Looking to get the Apple iPhone 7 Plus, despite the hefty RM3799 (on apple.com.my) price tag for just the 32GB memory model, when there are other cheaper flagships like Samsung, Huawei and others? Not only that, it also looks more or less the same as the iPhone 6 / 6s series, with features that almost every other flagship Android phone already has like water-resistance and dual rear cameras?

But despite all these, it is still no doubt that the iPhone 7 Plus is still the best in its league from what Apple has to offer. But is it worth the price? Stay with me here, and we will go through all the pros and cons in our review of the iPhone 7 Plus.

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.

So far, we have compared the Apple iPhone 7 Plus against Huawei P9 and Samsung Galaxy S7 edge already. But this time, folks from DxOMark.com, a website known for camera performance reference decided to take the iPhone 7 for a spin and see how it goes, since Apple has installed a new camera system, new sensor, new lenses, a new image stabilization and an updated version of its image-processing chip. Check out below to see some of their results!

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:

Without a doubt, this week was the week where Apple rose to the occasion with their new jet black, waterproof, dual camera Apple iPhone 7 Plus and iPhone 7 while the Samsung announced how to replace their recalled Galaxy Note 7 in full disclosure. You can now get the previous gen iPhone 6S Plus, 6S, SE and iPads cheaper than before and Apple also announced their waterproof 2nd-gen Apple Watch Series 2 along with their AirPods. 

In true Apple fashion, right after the Apple iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus got announced, Apple Malaysia announced a price slash for the iPhone 6S Plus, iPhone 6S and iPhone SE. You can check back our comparison tool to see which might suit you best but the overall price slash is about RM500 for the iPhone 6S and iPhone 6S Plus or RM250 for the iPhone SE.

The biggest price slash is the 128GB iPhone 6S Plus which has gone down to RM3699 from RM4699. The base model 16GB iPhone SE price remains unchanged though, but you can get the 64GB iPhone SE for RM250 less now.

In just two more days, Apple will be revealing their latest flagship to the world via online streaming. So before the day comes, we are going to have a round up of all the previous rumours of what the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus will have, thanks to KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, who has a solid reputation when it comes to Apple product rumours. Without further ado, below are the list of upcoming upgrades and features: