In any family gathering, one of the most annoying things is having a nosy aunty or uncle asking you about your love life. This is why it's so relatable when Apple Malaysia (we know the channel is listed as Apple Singapore but we were told otherwise) released a new iPhone 15 advertisement video showcasing the Face ID.

Apple just can't really catch a break. The iPhone 15 series has a rough start with problems with overheating issues on the pro variants, the incompatibility with BMW's wireless charging and now, a few users are reporting crackling sounds from the built-in speakers. 

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.

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. 

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.

Before the release of the iPhone 15 Series, it was heavily speculated that the iPhone 15 Pro variants would have better transfer and charging speeds. Well, it turns out to be true as Apple just published a support document regarding the USB-C ports.

The iPhone 15 series can be pre-ordered from 22 September onwards in Malaysia and besides Apple Malaysia, our local telcos will also offer the new lineup on the same date. However, will all the iPhone 15 models support eSIM only?

Yesterday, we reported that the iPhone 15 series battery life has no changes when compared to its predecessors. While that's kind of a letdown, there is a feature that will let users have the option to limit the maximum battery charge of their preference. 

As usual, Apple is notoriously known for leaving out details on the RAM, battery life and other minor details. There's a good reason for that, since iOS operates differently from Android but that's another topic for another day. In this news, sources have confirmed the said figures for the latest iPhone 15 series. 

Apple is often known for not upgrading a few features on its iPhone series over the years. For example, the 12MP primary camera has been a staple for a few years already but that may change on the iPhone 15 Series with a new 48MP sensor.