Yay, I got the iPhone 6 as my Xmas present!

It's indeed a BIG improvement from the 5 that I used previously, especially that screen and the sharper camera. Not forgetting the return to the curved sides, which is very ergonomically friendly against the sharp body of the 5 and 5S!

Hmmm, I can safely say that loads of people will be thronging the Mac City in KL Festival City to get their hands on the iPhone 6, once word gets out on availability of stock over there, haha!

But of course, if this fails, just get it online and if you're like me, the iPhone should be at your door step within 2-3 days from the time you place the order and make payment!

If you haven't registered it yet, I think there shouldn't be any issue with the warranty.

Of course, if you have your doubts, just check with Apple to be clear!

Hahaha, same thinking here, and my favorites are Gold and Space Grey, by the way!

This post has been edited by THTgadgets.com: Dec 31 2014, 03:23 PM

If I use a 16GB, it will be maxed out in no time at all. Even when I was using the 32GB iPhone 5, I was left with around 11GB to play with, considering I deleted "big" apps like Asphalt 8 and Football Manager as well as various videos and photos.

At least with the 64GB iPhone 6, the memory has been doubled and after I reinstalled the two apps I deleted earlier, I still have 33.9GB left to use!

This is the problem now faced by my brother when he bought an iPhone 6 from Dubai. Turns out that it can't work in China due to differing settings and stuff (he's based there for work)!

Might as well do what I did and buy the iPhone online, and if you're lucky, it should be at your doorstep within 2-3 days from the date of order + payment!

This post has been edited by THTgadgets.com: Jan 2 2015, 04:54 PM

Hmmm, mine can give me around 2-3 hours of battery life on a single charge, and without plugging it into my car's auxiliary port to play music. Normally I use this iPhone for calls, texting (including WhatsApp), Internet access, appointment scheduling, taking notes, and photo-taking.

Of course, when I indulge in all-out gaming (e.g. Asphalt 8, Football Manager 2015, Bejeweled, Stick Tennis, or Angry Birds), the battery life will become significantly shorter!

This post has been edited by THTgadgets.com: Jan 5 2015, 10:27 AM

Wow, and I thought my iPhone 6 eats a lot of battery life, especially when I'm on heavy gaming, music, and Internet access (or Google+, to be precise), all at the same time!

But come to think about it, that was precisely why I ditched the Samsung Galaxy S Advance for an iPhone 5 - because of the Korean phone's serious battery drain!

This post has been edited by THTgadgets.com: Jan 6 2015, 02:29 PM

It's likely to be a bug in your iPhone, because I use Notes several times a day and it only shows 1% usage. Maybe a reset can help to put things back in place?

And you actually used the phone for over 11 hours? You 'da man!

This post has been edited by THTgadgets.com: Jan 7 2015, 04:53 PM

No wonder, even those I know who use Samsung or other Android phones tell me about the weak battery life of their devices.

Looks like I'll be sticking to Apple for the foreseeable future then!

Good point, which means obviously the battery will drain a lot faster if you're a hardcore Google+ person like me, who plays music and games at the same time (not forgetting WhatsApp and photo-taking as well), with 3G continuously running!

As compared with one who only uses his/her phone for calls and texting!

Er, mate, there is no 32GB iPhone 6 or 6 Plus. Only the 16GB, 64GB, and 128GB!

Of course, if you have tons of apps, music, and photos that you want to store in your phone, go for those with the bigger memory space then. And if budget is a constraint (i.e. 128GB is too expensive), the 64GB is more than enough actually!

This post has been edited by THTgadgets.com: Jan 9 2015, 04:37 PM

Really? But touch wood, I have had no issues with my "Bigger than Bigger" since I received it on Boxing Day and started using it on the same day. Maybe it's because my unit is from Apple in Yeo Chu Kang, Singapore?

And if there is such a hardware issue, shouldn't it also be mentioned on the DiGi and Celcom forums here as well?

Why am I not surprised?

Hey mate, if the problem continues, it could be some hardware issue, or even something to do with iOS itself. The best thing is for you to go to the DiGi Center and tell them about the problem you're facing with the iPhone 6+.

They should be able to help you out, there and then!

This post has been edited by THTgadgets.com: Jan 10 2015, 01:23 PM

Wah lau eh? They even have such a "beauty" service for smartphones nowadays!

That's why I prefer the smaller not-so-chain-type outlets like [i] Store (Digital Mall), Mac Studio Live! (Jaya SC), and Mac City (1U). The service from such Apple Resellers is more personalized and friendlier, even if I'm only browsing the products in their shops, unlike the bad experience some of you have had with Machines!

Switch is indeed another excellent option to get our Apple products. I have bought stuff from the Switch outlets in Bukit Raja SC and the two newer ones in AEON Kulaijaya as well as Mesra Mall Kerteh, and the staff there were very friendly and helpful.

When I was in Kulai on business back in late 2014, I met my company's partners at AEON Kulaijaya and thought of getting my wife an iPhone. Fortunately, there was a Switch outlet in the AEON Mall and after I bought the phone, the staff even told me what to do when connecting the phone to iTunes, for set up. That was a very nice gesture, even if I've been using an iPhone + iPod touch for years and am familiar with the procedure!

Too bad there are not many Switch outlets here in Greater KL, as the only outlets here are in Bukit Raja and The Mines. Penang Apple fans are so lucky they have such a good Reseller at their region!

This post has been edited by THTgadgets.com: Jan 12 2015, 10:54 AM

Really? That's such a slap to Switch's brand name, considering they has been around since 1995 and already has a reputation for being one of the longest-operating Apple Resellers here in Malaysia!

This post has been edited by THTgadgets.com: Jan 12 2015, 10:46 AM

Hahaha, me too!

In the Greater KL Region, Switch has stores in Bukit Raja and The Mines, as well as a Campus Experience Store in KDU Damansara Jaya. Who knows whether they will open outlets in new malls like Atria DJ (although that will kill their KDU shop), Tropicana City (MyBytes has closed down, and there are a few vacant lots there), or even the new Vision City (is there any Apple Store in that place, by the way)?

But one thing's for sure - many new malls have Apple Stores as significant tenants (some of them are big shops of two lots or more), which only goes to show how popular Apple products are, amongst today's Malaysian consumers!

This post has been edited by THTgadgets.com: Jan 12 2015, 12:32 PM