Here's something you don't hear every day, our local Apple distributor Machines Sdn Bhd has announced that starting tomorrow (12 December) they will be holding a 12.12 online sale and it'll be the first online sale ever by them going until 24 December 2017. Many Apple products will be on discounts up to 80% off retail prices, from Apple Watch to the Macbook series.

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:

Just last week, some of you have probably heard of Celcom's newest, craziest and biggest plans. Yup, we are talking about the latest FIRST Gold Supreme and FIRST Platinum Plus postpaid plans that we covered last week which is offering everyone 100GB and 50GB worth of Internet data and more.

Earlier on, we reported that a 32GB variant of the Apple iPhone 6 in Gold was available in Taiwan. It seems that, the iPhone 6 might be making a comeback with a “2017 refresh”, as it is now available for purchase on Amazon India too. This time, it is the 32GB Space Grey variant.

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.

Among the smartphone China brands in Malaysia, Meizu is probably the only one that has not really made their presence known when compared with the likes of vivo, OPPO, Xiaomi, honor and Huawei. But to be fair, they have not set up any official Meizu store nor a branch office here, however, this is also a problem because that also means most consumers have no idea about this brand, so today, we're here to give you an insight of who Meizu is, with the M3 Note review.

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.

With the release of the Apple iPhone 7 & 7 Plus coming soon into Malaysia, it's evitable to see the company getting made-fun-of in the Internet and not everyone is happy to see some people still wanting the new phones mainly because of being too expensive and being designed similarly to the iPhone 6, and no, Android fans aren't the only one, even some companies have restricted their employees from buying it!

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:

Today, Apple has finally unveiled the highly anticipated iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus. As the rumours predicted, many of the things we've read online did come true, such as the first ever wireless Apple AirPods, the dual cameras on the iPhone 7 Plus, a pressure-sensitive click-less home button, water and dust resistance feature, a default 32GB internal storage and many more. Without further ado, below are the official specifications: