LG has a new camera technology that prevents the camera bump from going bigger in the future. Ahead of the CES 2023, LG Innotek unveiled a new telephoto zoom camera module that should help flagships reduce their camera bump sizes, and it could even make it to the next-generation iPhones.

Previously, we reported on the iOS 16.2 update which brings with it 5G connectivity for all supported iPhones in Malaysia. Well, it looks like the update also brings another feature for Maxis customers in our country, which is the ability to convert physical SIM to eSIM directly on the iPhone.

Previously, we reported that the European Union (EU) is planning to force tech companies to do more changes on their mobile devices, including allowing third-party app stores, app sideloading and message interoperability. Well, after confirming that it will comply with the EU’s USB-C law, it looks like Apple is also gearing up to adhere to this latest ruling and reportedly preparing to allow third-party app stores on the iPhone.

If you have updated your iPhone, iPad and Mac with the latest software update, you should notice a new app called Freeform. So what is it and what does it do? Well, scroll down below to find out. 

With iOS 16.2 now available to download, Apple Music Sing can now be used in your Apple Music app. After updating your iPhone, you can just simply open the app and head over to search -> browse categories -> and tap on Sing.

Today, iOS 16.2 is now available to download and is bringing multiple new features and bug fixes. Among the new additions, 5G connectivity is perhaps the highlight as it's also now available for Malaysians.

Apple doesn't usually specify the origins of the components in the iPhones. However, for the first time, CEO Tim Cook confirms that the company has partnered with Sony for many years "to create the world's leading camera sensors for iPhone."

This week, Apple announced that there will be a new karaoke feature called Apple Music Sing. Set to launch later this month to all Apple Music subscribers this month, it turns out that not all the models will support it. 

Previously, we reported that Apple paused the production line for the iPhone 14 Plus to reevaluate the demand for the device, which has been rather disappointing. Now, it looks like the demand for the iPhone 14 Plus is continuing to lag, to the point that panel shipments for the device are expected to be ‘close to zero’ next month.

Ever wondered what a foldable iPhone looks like? Well, a Chinese YouTube went to great lengths to make it happen. In his YouTube video, he called it the iPhone V and showed how he built up the prototype from scratch.