Maxis has rolled out its new Yearly Upgrade programme, giving customers a faster and more flexible way to switch to the latest iPhone without waiting for their current instalment plan to finish. The initiative aims to modernise the device ownership experience and provide greater convenience for Malaysians who want to stay updated with Apple’s newest releases.

As per tradition, Apple has moved quickly to refine its smartphone portfolio following today’s unveiling of the iPhone 17 lineup. The company has officially discontinued the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus, as well as the iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max.

That's right, Apple has once again dominated the smartphone market globally. According to Counterpoint, the top three best-selling phones in Q3 2024 are the iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Pro Max and iPhone 15 Pro.

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.

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.

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.

As 2023 comes to a close, we have gotten a whole set of search lists that Malaysians have been looking up in the Google Search Engine. So what are the top trending searches in Malaysia for tech gadgets? Unsurprisingly, the iPhone 15 takes the first spot.

Last month, a French government agency apparently claimed that the iPhone 12 series had a radiation leak and was forced to slap a ban on the lineup. It was bizarre news for sure and denied by Apple, but at least the company is doing something about it. 

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.