Not long after Apple launched the new iPhone SE, rumours of a larger version called the iPhone SE Plus began to surface. Unfortunately, this new version probably won't be coming anytime soon. Although it was first expected to launch in the first half of 2021, the larger iPhone SE Plus could now launch much later.

While the pandemic has halted many events and product launches all over the world, it's not really slowing down the smartphone industry. For instance, Apple have been releasing their products silently for these past two months with the new iPad Pro, iPhone SE 2020 and others. Now according to @jon_prosser and other sources, Apple might be releasing a new Macbook Pro and a pair of new AirPods.

After months of testing, the web version of Apple Music has finally exited its beta phase. Now, even those who don't have Apple devices can access the service through a web browser by visiting music.apple.com. The service will be available on Windows 10, Linux, and Chrome OS.

For laptops, you always want them to last as long as possible. We think of all sorts of ways to do this, from reducing the power output to tweaking the software settings. But sometimes the best way is for the manufacturer to optimise the product. And Apple has done just that for its MacBook laptops, with the announcement of a new feature to the macOS.

The surprise drop of the Apple iPhone SE that happened last night really got us. It looks like Apple will be launching new products without any event during this pandemic (yes, not even a live-stream event). Therefore, will we get a surprise drop of the iPhone 12 as well? Alongside the iPhone 12, it is rumoured that the tech giant will also launch an over-ear headphones later this year, and sources are claiming that the audio gadget might come with swappable parts.

Apple is making news all over the Internet. First, they silently announced the new iPhone SE  last night, then also updated their website with the Magic Keyboard's price tag (from RM1394) which will arrive next week. Besides that, the company is bringing in the new MacBook Air, Mac Pro, Mac mini, Pro Display XDR, and...a Mac Pro Wheels Kit?

As you are all aware, the movement restriction order (MCO) has caused many things to change. The restriction meant that unless it's for purchasing essentials, most of us are going out at all. This is evident with the mobility trend reports published by Apple and Google recently.

Wireless charging tech has improved a lot in recent months, with adapters capable of charging up to 40W like OPPO's new AirVOOC. Of course, fast-charging isn't the only area companies are exploring. Rumours of the AirPower charging mat are back, with Apple now allegedly able to ensure that it won't have overheating issues anymore.

Global infection rates of the COVID-19 virus continue to rise and this has caused companies to look for ways to help track them. Google has even partnered up with Apple to create a COVID-19 contact tracing system, which will be updated to Android devices running at least Android 6.0.

Many wonderful things are going to happen on Apple’s next-generation device, which is the iPhone 12. Earlier, rumours have been going on saying the new iPhones will be notch-less, having a LiDAR scanner and the list goes on. One of them also mentioned that the upcoming devices will pack a 5nm A14 chipset that is currently in production. Now, we’ve found a source claiming that the tech giant is placing more orders for the chipsets from their manufacturer.