my ip5 celcom 2 bar 3G/2G

my ip6 maxis 3 bar 3G

same location in building

compare maxis to maxis la. Not maxis and celcom

wow... been away for few days and got 1045 unread messages..

I'm getting same full bar LTE on my 6+ and 5S. My wife also, 5S and her 6. Full bar maxis. Maybe coz of my area. Kelana Jaya

My signal getting better with ip6 compared to ip5..maybe due to casing

bigger size

I failed to connect to iTunes and apps store from my iPhone 6 plus. Anyone know why?

For sure a better iPhone in a year haha , at the moments , just go with ip6

Check Apple communities, plenty of people asking about international warranty for iPhone. There isn't one. You have to get warranty service in country of origin purchased from.

Anyone experienced or have knowledge about international warranty, I would be glad to have a look.

DSLR quality camera is one of the first rumor the web have so far

http://www.cultofmac.com/303429/sonys-new-...eo-next-iphone/
http://www.designntrend.com/articles/26871...attery-life.htm
http://www.inquisitr.com/1619215/apple-rum...lt-into-itunes/

This post has been edited by Mochan: Nov 24 2014, 12:17 AM

Probably it's the network. Try restarting your phone.

So do u manage to install the apps? I try to install for a few times but fail... Or i have to jailbreak the device first...

I've personally seen a Malaysian (2x) and Singaporean (1x) iPhone 5 exchanged 1-to-1 in the Netherlands for a grand total of 3 times... and a Retina Macbook Pro 15 bought in KL that was also offered a 1-to-1 (but my friend declined because he had stickers on the rMBP that he liked). Not sure about you... but this looks like international warranty to me.

Maybe becoz in malaysia there is non apple store only distributors/agents such as machine and switch..u can only claim warranty from the real apple store not distributors/agents..correct me if iam wrong

Macbook and ipad are international warranty, so no issue with claiming it. As for iPhones, I am not sure about netherlands policy, but in Malaysia, it's not as easy as that.

Yes. You are almost perfectly 100% right. Claiming warranty in Malaysia is always in the grey area. this is because malaysia is not a distribution hub. All the returned devices will be sent to Singapore for replacement. Last time telcos used to keep high volume of refurbished set for warranty purposes but now it seems they will refer the claim to service centre in respective states.

That's why am interested to find out. MacBook are clear cut as the warranty page shows global warranty coverage.

iPhone was a little muddle. The warranty page doesn't exactly say no, but there are clause Apple may restrict replacement (all the legal mumbo jumbo).

The way I look at it is if you buy a Malaysian iPhone, and travel to a first world country (EU/US)... chances are you will have no problem sending your iPhone for warranty... maybe not 1-to-1 but at least you can get it repaired while overseas.

If I'm travelling to a developing country, I won't hold my hopes up.

End of the day, when I'm not in KL, I'm in the EU... and Apple EU honors my warranty no questions asked (and in fact by default have to honor it for 2 years thanks to consumer protection laws)... More than good enough for me

(Sorry for all the first world country people coming to Malaysia hahaha)

This post has been edited by biatch0: Nov 24 2014, 02:38 AM

For you it's a non-issue buying iPhones over here and having them warrantied by Apple Store in the US/EU since you're frequent traveler. However for those who don't travel often, and those thinking of buying foreign/AP sets and have them warrantied here, the term International Warranty is a bit misleading to say the least...

There's no international warranty for iPhones per se. The most reliable rule is that the warranty is only good in the country of purchase. That said, Apple does exercise its discretion to bend or waive that rule depending on circumstances and the person involved. Where the said discretion is most generously applied is when the phone is purchased from an Apple retail (not online) store absent in Msia and Spore.

Whilst never disclosed as such, Apple does regard purchases from its retail stores it owns and operates as a direct purchase from Apple itself. Hence, Apple retail store purchases are as close to an international warranty as one can get - in effect a surrogate international warranty.

Agree with u. I got a replacement for my iPhone 4 last time in Manchester. It bought the phone from Maxis ten months previously. They did check my iPhone in their system and mentioned to me that it was a genuine one purchased in Malaysia. I assume they still practise same policy right now.