Based on a statement by Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, it seems that Apple might not be releasing the new iPhone SE around H1 2021. With that being said, we can expect the aforementioned smartphone will most likely be unveiled somewhere around early H2 2021 as releasing any later would most likely clash with the launch of the iPhone 13 series.

As per tradition, Apple doesn't always disclose all their tech specs details on new iPhone models. This includes the latest iPhone SE 2020 version where we didn't get the figure for the RAM and battery pack. However, thanks to the listing in China, we finally know the details.

If you’ve been following our Apple iPhone rumours recently, you must know that the iPhone SE is reportedly making its comeback in 2020. However, we found out from a Japanese source saying that the Apple iPhone SE 2 will be named as iPhone 9, and it will sport an A13 Bionic chip. The rumour struck us as a surprise as well but its explanation makes total sense, let’s find out!

As phone manufacturers continue to push for phones which have larger and larger displays and next to no bezels, vivo have made it a reality with their vivo APEX concept smartphone featuring a 98% display that acts as a speaker (which they call Screen SoundCasting), an under screen fingerprint sensor with 2-finger authentication and a motorized pop-up front camera (that also packs in a hidden proximity and ambient light sensor). Check out the highlights below.

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

Apple Malaysia have recently updated their Apple iPhone SE smartphone with a 32GB storage version (from 16GB) going for RM1949 and an 128GB version (from 64GB) going for RM2449. Both are currently unavailable but it should be coming on 24 March 2017 at 11:01 PM. Other tech specs remain the same though so you still get the same 4.0-inch display and Apple A9 processor.

News alert, according to Japanese website Mac Otakara, Apple will have an event showcasing a new iPad Pro line-up and a set of colours for the iPhone SE.

Hi Celcom users, remember the Apple iPhone SE promotion that happened in October last year? If you’re still looking for a non-bulky pocket phone, well you’re in luck as not only the promotion is still on going, but Celcom has decided the lower the price to RM188! Say “huat” ?!

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.