What's better than an iPhone 15 Pro Max? Well, it's not the iPhone 16 Pro Max because that's not available yet. But there are two YouTubers who felt that making the world's largest iPhone would be the coolest thing and got to show off their work recently.

By now, Apple fans should have heard about the upcoming Apple Intelligence features that will appear on iOS 18. However, not all the AI features will be available at launch and perhaps worst of all - only the iPhone 15 Pro series will get a piece of the pie.

It's not uncommon to hear news of customers getting fake products from online delivery. But this latest news takes the cake, as a man who ordered an iPhone 15 Pro Max directly from Apple got a disguised Android phone instead.

The iPhone 15 series is in the spotlight again for the wrong reasons. This time, it seems the iPhone 15 Pro Max is having an OLED display burn-in issue. While not everyone is experiencing it, it's still not a good sign.

Whenever a new phone gets released, content creators waste no time in testing out its capabilities in terms of performance, cameras and others. Of course, the iPhone 15 series is getting a lot of attention as usual but this one doesn't sound good.

Many iPhone fans and tech consumers seem to be lining up to get their hands on the iPhone 15 series. Apple's latest products pre-order began last week on 22 September but customers will need to wait longer before the delivery arrives. 

As of 12.01 AM today (22 September), the iPhone 15 series pre-order has finally begun in Malaysia. If you want to directly get it from Apple Malaysia, you can do it now but will need to wait longer. 

During Apple's presentation on the iPhone 15 Pro Max, it was revealed that the telephoto lens will have a 5x optical zoom. In the world of smartphones, it's not quite as impressive as the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra's 10x camera zoom but Apple has a reason for that.

Last week, we reported that the battery life on the new iPhone 15 series has no changes when compared to its predecessors. The exact figures were not known at the time until now, which was revealed by the Chinese Regulatory database recently.

After Apple confirmed that it will comply with the EU’s USB-C regulations, we may be seeing the port being standard across next year’s iPhone 15 series, instead of the Lightning port. However, it looks like not all of the upcoming iPhone’s USB-C ports would be equal, as Apple is likely to put higher-speed data transfer on the iPhone 15 Pro series.