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  • You can now buy PS5 games with Apple Pay

    You can now buy PS5 games with Apple Pay

    According to 9to5Mac, Sony has now officially introduced Apple Pay support for PS5 users in Malaysia. This means users can purchase games, DLC, and other digital content on the PlayStation Store using Apple Pay. So, what should you know about it?

  • The iOS 19 will feature an Android-like battery management and charging system

    The iOS 19 will feature an Android-like battery management and charging system

    iOS 19 will be launched this year with information about it to be shared at the WWDC event on June 10. According to a Bloomberg report , among the new features that will be introduced in iOS 19 is the same battery management and charging system that Android currently uses. So, what should you know about it?

  • Apple reportedly advancing smart glasses development with custom chips and AI features

    Apple reportedly advancing smart glasses development with custom chips and AI features

    Smart glasses are a niche product, but don't be surprised when they become mainstream in the future. It may gain more momentum once major tech giants prepare to enter the market. Among them is Apple, which is reportedly developing its own low-power chips specifically for a new line of smart glasses.

  • According to leaks from trusted sources this week, we may have a good idea of Apple’s boldest iPhone roadmap to date. The leaks are reinforced by internal claims by Apple hardware chief John Ternus, embarking on "the most ambitious" iPhone development cycle.

  • Apple Executive hinting at a future beyond the iPhone, potentially being replaced by AR and AI glasses

    Apple Executive hinting at a future beyond the iPhone, potentially being replaced by AR and AI glasses

    In an ongoing Google vs the US Department of Justice antitrust caseApple’s Senior Vice President of Services, Eddy Cue, remarked something interesting. New insights suggest Apple may already be preparing for a world where its iconic iPhone no longer plays a central role.

  • A US court judge today banned Apple from preventing app developers from giving users the option to make payments outside the App Store ecosystem. The order, effective immediately, was issued as a result of a 2020 lawsuit filed by Epic Games against Apple. So, what should you know about it?

  • Apple is moving its iPhone production for the US market to India

    Apple is moving its iPhone production for the US market to India

    Trump's tariffs, which were announced more than three weeks ago, caused world trade and stock markets to roil. Apple, which produces the majority of devices in China, is among the worst affected due to tariffs of up to 145%. According to Reuters, to avoid being subject to this tariff, Apple will move iPhone production for the United States market to India.

  • At least three models in the iPhone 17 series will feature 12GB RAM - Apple analyst

    At least three models in the iPhone 17 series will feature 12GB RAM - Apple analyst

    At least three models in the iPhone 17 series will come with 12GB of RAM , according to Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo. In a recent post , Kuo expects the iPhone 17 Air, iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max to be equipped with 12GB of RAM. Previously , Kuo believed that such a large RAM capacity was exclusive to the most premium model, the iPhone 17 Pro Max.

  • Upgrade Unifi, Unlock iPad Savings - Best-value entertainment combo?

    Upgrade Unifi, Unlock iPad Savings - Best-value entertainment combo?

    When it comes to tablets, iPads are easily one of the best available. They're great for watching movies and playing certain mobile games while being more portable than even the lightest laptops.

    Unifi's latest promo offers iPad bundles for Unifi customers who upgrade their broadband plans. Check the details here to find out more.

  • The European Union (EU) on Wednesday imposed a fine of 700 million euros (~RM 3.5 billion) on Apple and Meta after the two tech and social media giants were found to have violated the bloc's digital competition rules. So, what should you know about it?


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