Over the last few weeks, Apple had some production issues due to the protests that happened in one of its factories. The Chinese government was imposing some strict COVID restrictions and Apple was behind by six million iPhone 14 Pro units.

As if the chip shortage wasn't bad enough, the iPhone 14 Pro series production scale seems to be slowed down even more in China. According to Bloomberg, there is a "production shortfall" as factory workers protest due to COVID restrictions.

Yup, the global logistics issue continues and instead of laptops being limited during the pandemic, it's now Apple's turn this time. In fact, the company released a press statement about the situation.

Apple CEO Tim Cook has revealed that the company is currently facing challenges to keep up with the demand for its iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max. In fact, the new iPhone 14 Pro models are so popular that the company is constrained from the day they were launched, prompting Apple to chase supply by ramping up production.

In case you didn't know, there is a brand new Machines store in Pavilion Bukit Bintang and today is the grand opening launch. To celebrate the occassion, the store's special promotion on various Apple products is also on sale.

As iPhone fans and customers begin to buy the newest iPhone 14 series, authorised Apple retailer Machines has begun its iPhone 14 collection event at Sunway Pyramid. Starting today until 25 September 2022, customers who pre-ordered earlier can now collect their iPhone 14 series as well as special gifts.

The iPhone 14 series are now officially launched in the Malaysian market and all the telcos and authorised Apple retailers are doing the sales launch today. If you're looking at the orange telco, here's what you can get from U Mobile.

Since a developer already ported the Dynamic Island function from the iPhone 14 Pro (and 14 Pro Max) to a Xiaomi device, realme is planning to do so as well. It happened not too long ago at a realme Community portal, asking realme Fans "What's your dream island like?".

Many times, whenever a brand claims that a device just went through extreme durability or drop test, most reviewers won't dare to try it out (you know...just in case). One YouTube tech channel decided to go YOLO, though, to have a real car crash to test how responsive the iPhone 14 Pro's crash detection is.

Yesterday, we reported that many users have experienced a weird camera bug on the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max when using a third-party app. This includes popular social apps such as TikTok, Instagram and Snapchat, whereby the cameras would shake, grind or make buzzing noises.