If the weather is good mid Oct, else early Nov.

It depends on how you look at things. The difference may be 150-200 but you don't have to queue and wait in line when Malaysia launches, and as of now we are all uncertain to what the phone would cost here. Who knows it might even be close to what you paid from SG.

For gadgets, being first to own is always worth the extra few hundred bucks. 

All unlocked iPhones can now be used anywhere in the world, regardless of supported bands. However, in most cases you can't submit them for warranty claim at Malaysian AASPs.

In Japan, the only way to get unlocked iPhones is to buy full price at official Apple Retail Store. Malaysian AASPs also won't support warranty claim, and you can't turn off the camera sound.

Hong Kong iPhones are usually unlocked. Can be used here, but not supported by local AASPs.

US iPhones are unlocked if purchased at full price at official Apple Retail Stores. All models wil work here, but only AT&T or T-Mobile models will be supported by local AASPs for warranty claims.

Ya screen protector should be the same, which is good news coz it's relatively cheap (can get cap ayam brand for RM5)

Have a read from this article.

http://www.macworld.com/article/3118124/ap...html#tk.rss_all

Actually used an Iphone 6s. 

16gb actual is 14.9gb minus 11.92gb equal to 2.98gb
32gb actual is 29.8gb minus 2.98gb equal to 26.82gb

26.82 enough for apps, photo and video?

The reason Apple file system is locked is because that is a loophole for piracy. imagine if apple allows everyone to copy mp3 and mp4 and avi or mkv movies and store and view on iphone, who will go and subscribe apple music or itunes store?

I have an Android phone too. Always kena Adware