does RRP in the US increase?

note 4 release price 2499 ... guess apple will make it 2499 too ...hahahaha

That happens to my iPad Air currently. I think Waze is just not optimised for iOS 8 yet.

As usual I plan to buy iPad Air 2 from singapore
But this time I don't have time to go singapore and collect from my friend.
So I plan to ask my friend direct ship back from Singapore once he received it.
Now my concern is will it get tax?

Last time I heard is cellular version will get tax. How about wifi version? Just want to confirm.

Between I'm getting wifi version

but 2 different screen size...

given current USD - MYR conversion rate, i think 2399 - 2459 is the likely minimum pricing...

Has anyone "upgraded" from note3?

How do u feel?

Usually Apple products are "pegged" to a certain exchange rate (like MYR to USD at 3.3 a long time ago during Dr. M's time). If there's a change to the pegged value, all Apple branded products will be affected (cables, charging bricks, earpods, etc.)... but this change in pegged value rarely happens (and one did happen about a year back). With all this in mind, the original price of the 5S at launch will most likely be the launch price for the 6 (RM2399).

This post has been edited by biatch0: Oct 26 2014, 03:13 AM

Expected to be 2399.
2400 and above will be way too pricey IMO. Especially since u only get a 16gb version which definitely will be insufficient

not sure about this pegged pricing but I remember last year our RM was weak which explains the 5s pricing.

Curious about this too. I don't feel it's an upgrade though, more like a switch in platform.

From all the reviews I've read the conclusion is Apple has yet to refine the phablet experience, which is understandable, as this is their first try. And if the price of the 6 plus breaches RM3k for the 64GB version (which is almost certain), then the question is would we pay to be part of the experiment. All this seems to be pointing me towards the 6, but as a Note 3 owner, I would miss the screen size, and I'm pretty sure the battery life won't be as great.

Sigh. Decisions, decisions...

This post has been edited by attw: Oct 26 2014, 09:08 AM

Im not a apple fan but im willing to pay for iphone because of the quality. Not spec. My wife 5S screen alone is much better than my S5. The only downside of the iphone is battery life but i heard 6 plus have great battery life.

Go for the 6+ if you are unsure otherwise you will always ask for an entire 12 months or more on whether you should have gotten the 6+

Go for the 6 if you like and appreciate smaller and normal size phone. And money is a serious concern.

For me, money is serious concern but still will get 6+ and don't mind eating Maggi haha

This post has been edited by gouken: Oct 26 2014, 09:40 AM

I could live on Maggi too, I'm just thinking if it's worth it. Hehe

Of course its worth it, it's the best iphone for another one long year...unless you don't mind waiting for 6s+, not perturbed by friends showing off 6+ in front of you all the time or planning to switch to Android hehe

This post has been edited by gouken: Oct 26 2014, 09:53 AM

I prefer iphone 6 than 6 plus

now i consider
size-don't too big
screen-as big as it can
battery-as big as it can
performance-6 is better
so 6 or 6+

For me, mobility + pocketability wins over battery life. Screen size is already a massive upgrade for me, coming from iphone 4. This will be different from person to person.

I gave the phone a serious workout by running a 1080p bluray quality AVC file. No lags. At all! Framerate smooth as butter.

The hardware is a beast. Real racing 3 was also played smooth like running on a PS3.

Already on Android for almost a year after being on iOS for 3 years plus. Enough of Android,hehe..

Does your battery lasts you the whole day without charges in between? Say some surfing, whatsapp, some calls and occasionally some games?