After the announcement of the new iPhone 16 series, Apple removed some of the older iPhone models. On Apple Malaysia's website, the iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 15 Pro Max and the iPhone 13 have been removed. As per tradition, the prices of other models have dropped as well.

As per tradition, older iPhone models will become cheaper whenever a new iPhone series is announced. However, that's not really the case for the Malaysian market. Due to inflation, the iPhone SE (3rd Gen) apparently got more expensive whereas the iPhone 13 series and iPhone 12 prices only dropped a bit.

Last week, Apple announced a brand new iPhone SE as well as the iPhone 13 and 13 Pro in Green and Alpine Green respectively. If you have been waiting for these models, the pre-order for the Malaysian market has begun today (18 March 2022).

One of the highlights this week was the Apple Event whereby the 3rd-gen iPhone SE was announced. As usual, Apple is notoriously known for not announcing the RAM figure and would usually have to wait until we or someone else discover it.

Today, Apple has brought back the iPhone SE once again and it's the third generation of its lineup. The iPhone SE name has not changed but it's the 2022 edition that sports some of the iPhone 13 series tech and specs and features. Here's what you need to know.

In conjunction with Malaysia’s 64th Merdeka anniversary, Celcom is reaching out to all Malaysians with exclusive deals that offer savings and affordability. Starting today until 30 September 2021, the blue telco is offering savings up to RM2200 for the latest iPhone models such as the iPhone 12, iPhone 12 mini, iPhone 11, iPhone XR and iPhone SE when customers sign up with Celcom’s MEGA postpaid plans.

There were rumours mentioning that the company might come with 'iPhone SE Plus' by this year but Apple analyst - Ming-Chi Kuo said there won't be a new iPhone SE until 2022. According to sources, the next upcoming Apple's iPhone SE is set to launch in 2022 retaining the same 4.7-inch display.

Apple have upgraded to iOS 14 and iPhone 6S series and iPhone SE users still get to enjoy this software update. It has been 4 to 5 years since these devices were launched, and there's a new rumour that the upcoming iOS 15 might not support these devices anymore.

That's right, people. iOS 14 is now available to download globally and you should be able to find the update in your iPhone settings. However, during the Apple Event just yesterday (1AM, 16 September), the developers were only notified to submit their app optimization review to Apple in view of iOS 14.

Every year, Apple would release a wide variety of gadgets, and the one that we look forward to the most is the iPhone series. The new iPhone would get revealed every September and we think Apple may still launch the iPhone 12 series this upcoming September as long as it’s not affected by the pandemic.