Guys , i am using iPhone XS 256 GB , if i was to get this 48W charger would the charging speed increase ? Thank you

I noticed Maxis service centre says they only provide eSim for Huawei Watch , so alot of iPhone owners just say that they need the eSim for the watch and then use it on the iPhone .

Check out this link https://www.maxis.com.my/en/personal/plans/...plans/esim.html

This post has been edited by Ares187: Nov 21 2018, 10:05 PM

nice , i hope Digi will also start providing eSIM as well soon . Feeling left out

This post has been edited by Ares187: Nov 21 2018, 10:18 PM

maybe that the reason why they dont encourage or provide that service for iPhone`s yet

I am using Truecaller on my iPhone XS . It works fine for me . Tried reinstalling it ?

I am using Digi too . Dont think the telco is the issue

any idea why those selected countries get the dual sim slot and us eSIM ?

i believe the currency exchange is one of the cause of price going up . I remember when i bought my iPhone 7 128 GB 2 years ago it was rm 3600 .

I contacted Digi Customer Support , they said they are working on providing eSIM but no ETA yet

Yes , you can claim warranty for it

I am using iPhone Xs 256 for 3 weeks now , no issues whatsoever.

Strange issue . Checked with Telco ? Other Celcom user ?

Same here 😄

Same here .

Original charger , only charge when its below 10% and i never leave it charging overnight

Possible to claim warranty?

Yes , i believe you are correct.

Apple’s latest iPhone update cuts off cellular connectivity


Updating your iPhone to the latest version of iOS 12 could cut off your cellular data and disable Internet connectivity.

According to Forbes, iOS 12.1.2 , which was released to fix cellular connectivity issue for users in Turkey, ironically introduced the same problem in other countries.

In the official release note for iOS 12.1.2, Apple says the update “addresses an issue that could affect cellular connectivity in Turkey for iPhone XR, iPhone XS, and iPhone XS Max”.

Many users have taken to Twitter to complain about the issue, with some even claiming that their smartphones have been bricked.

In various Twitter replies, Apple’s support desk recommends users to check if their phones are showing “No Service” or “Searching” at the top the screen, and if it does, users are recommended to either restart the phone or check if mobile data is enabled.

In another tweet, Apple suggests users to update their carrier settings, which fixed the issue for some users.

With no confirmation from Apple when the bug will be fixed, users are recommended not to update to iOS 12.1.2

Read more at https://www.thestar.com.my/tech/tech-news/2...HzfOmmb5G672.99

Foxconn may start manufacturing flagship iPhone models in India

For the first time, Foxconn may be assembling Apple's handset in its Sriperumbudur plant located in India's southern state of Tamil Nadu. The assembly partner is planning to invest 25 billion Indian rupees, roughly $356 million in U.S. dollars, on expanding their plant to accommodate the iPhone production according to M C Sampath, Tamil Nadu's Industries Minister.

The Economic Times also noted that Foxconn is aiming to create as many as 25,000 jobs for the local workforce. The new production could commence as early as 2019.

As of now, only lower cost iPhones such as the iPhone SE and iPhone 6S are assembled in India and by competitor Wistron. The upgraded plant expected to put out Apple's higher-end handsets. The report specifically cites the iPhone X as a possibility for manufacturing, expanding Apple's business in the country. The report is likely in error regarding the specific model, as the iPhone XR and iPhone XS has supplanted the iPhone X in size, and camera capabilities, respectively.

Apple and Foxconn both have been exploring other options for manufacturing as the U.S. tiptoes around a trade war with China in recent months.

As of late, there have been a number of hurdles for Apple's expansion plans in India, including recently allowing the country's anti-spam app into the App Store to avoid a ban from the local cellular networks. A top advisor to Prime Minister Narendra Modi also insisted the country should restrict its import of luxury goods like the iPhone and tax them heavily, further hurting Apple's outlook in the country for high-end sales.

https://appleinsider.com/articles/18/12/27/...models-in-india

Happy New Year everyone !