If you are an Apple fan looking for quality speakers, the HomePod series is probably what you want. Typically, you'd go to a Machines outlet in Malaysia to buy one. But now, you can also get one of these Apple speakers through CelcomDigi.

Today, Apple announced the release of iOS 18.2, iPadOS 18.2, and macOS Sequoia 15.2 which also means another wave of Apple Intelligence features rolling out. To update your Apple device, simply visit the settings > general and look for the newest software update.

Since the Apple Watch was first launched in 2015, it has never been supported on Android devices. The smartwatch's connectivity has been locked to the Apple ecosystem only. This may change with Xiaomi soon. So, what should you know about it?

Recently, Apple has reportedly collaborated with Sony and is said to be announcing support for the PSVR2 controller for use with the Apple Vision Pro. So, what should you know about it?

Two days ago, we reported that the Indonesian government is seeking a $1 billion investment scheme from Apple. As you recall, the iPhone 16 Series is currently blocked in the country due to failing to meet the local investment requirement.

Before the first wave of Apple Intelligence came, it was heavily speculated that Apple users could be charged in the next few years. Well, Apple CEO Tim Cook has debunked it in a recent interview with Wired.com.

From our previous news report, the Indonesian government has rejected Apple's $100 million offer. This is why the Apple iPhone 16 Series was blocked in the country due to its failure to meet local investment requirements. So how much are they expecting then?

According to Reuters, an Apple employee filed a lawsuit against the tech giant alleging it invaded employees' privacy through surveillance and inspection of personal data and prevented discussions about wages and working conditions.

Previously, we mentioned how Apple could invest $100 million in Indonesia. According to Reuters, Indonesia might decline the offer. So, what should you know about it?

Apple has now pledged to invest $100 million (~RM4467502884.00) in Indonesia to remove the ban on the sale of the iPhone 16 series. Previously, the company faced sanctions for failing to meet the investment commitment of IDR 1.71 trillion (~$107 million) promised to the Indonesian government for the development of a local R&D centre.