not Tomei, but same here lol

i promised myself before announcement to stay on 13PM if 14 Pro not using USB-C haha. plus i still got 2 more years of zerolution contract anyway

wow looks way more subtle than on 13... hopefully in the future bottom speaker can be done this way too - two front-facing speakers will be great for watching shows

cannot, you have to visit telco center and request new eSIM QR code. Maxis eSIM QR codes are only valid for a few hours after generation so you have to get it after receiving the new phone

Apple does have Carrier Activation and Quick Transfer features for eSIM. Carrier Activation automatically links the new phone to the telco account number (straightaway got line when turning on the phone for the first time, without requiring user input) and deactivates the old phone's eSIM automatically after setup. Meanwhile Quick Transfer allows users to either transfer eSIM from old phone to new phone or convert from nano-SIM to eSIM as an option during the setup process.

Unfortunately, no Malaysian telco supports Carrier Activation and Quick Transfer. List of carriers that do is here: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT209096

This post has been edited by KaiHD: Sep 21 2022, 12:11 AM

congrats to everyone who got their phones! haha

Is "Calls On Other Devices" on or off for your iPad? (Settings > Phone > Calls On Other Devices)

Hmm you probably need to disable Handoff entirely on your iPad then if you want to prevent it from showing up: https://support.apple.com/en-my/guide/ipad/...16784270/ipados

try these:

1. Go to Settings > General > Software Update > make sure it says "iOS is up to date"
2. Go to Settings > General > About > swipe down a few times to check for carrier settings update. Make sure it says "Umobile xx.y" beside Network Provider. In my case it's "Maxis 52.0". restart phone afterwards if there is an update.
3. Go to Settings > Mobile/Celullar Data > Mobile/Cellular Data Options > Voice & Data > set to 4G and turn on VoLTE.
4. Go to Settings > Phone > check if Wi-Fi calling is there.
5. Go to a Umobile center and ask to change to eSIM or new nano-SIM card

can, it supports any USB PD-compliant plug (no need to buy Apple plug to get fast charging) when used with Apple-certified cables (Made for iPhone). iinm iPhones can charge at 30w for first 20% then slow down to 20w until 80% then trickle charge to 100%

https://nr.apple.com/DH2B2Z9EN0

Apple announes delays in production of iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max

so y'all should pull out of any pre-orders if you don't want to wait long-long and just go hunt around in stores

I recommend the Apple one - guaranteed to work for future iOS versions also because it has a certified chip inside.

But if you don't use it that often it might not be worth the RM 189 price. is the one you bought unbranded? maybe can try a branded one like this McDodo adapter

This post has been edited by KaiHD: Nov 9 2022, 05:24 PM

connect the memory card to PC, copy the songs to a folder, add them to iTunes, connect iPhone using cable, sync them. no need to buy adapter lol

It's a feature, iPhone lowers ringtones and alarm tones when it detects you're looking at it through Face ID

If you want to disable this, you will need to disable Settings > Face ID & Passcode > Attention-Aware Features (which will also disable a few other features such as preventing display dimming when user is looking at screen and expanding a notification)

This post has been edited by KaiHD: Nov 11 2022, 10:30 AM

Not supported yet, because Apple still haven't verified full compatibility with DNB's 5G network.

Once it appears on this list, then only you can chase after telco to support iPhones: https://www.digital-nasional.com.my/interac...e-map#contmenu1

iPhones support LTE-Advanced (aka 4G+) since iPhone XS. just that they always show it as just "4G" even when connected to a "4G+" tower

Don't get Unifi mobile lol, later certain features like iMessage won't work correctly

Get one of the big 4 (Celcom/Maxis/Digi/Umobile). I personally use Maxis, no complaints about speed or coverage in most areas (including Permaisuri); but quite expensive. How much data you use a month on your previous Android?

The ProMotion 120Hz screen is more apparent when you have to turn on low power mode or use your 12 again lol

according to the support article, only if the company has an app that provides a digital employee badge. (so far only in USA, don't think any company in Malaysia using them yet)

If I'm not mistaken, minimum 3 months. Might be longer, depending on your credit score.

Don't have right now. Maybe when our Apple Store opens.

Alternative to Machines warranty (MPP) is Switch warranty (SPP). MPP and SPP is similar in covering water and accidental damage, but SPP only for one year upfront while MPP is for two years upfront (therefore more expensive). However at end of first year of SPP, you can choose to renew SPP for second year. SPP also has a higher tier for first year that covers theft, that is not applicable for second year.

Since you got your device from Machine's Maxis counter, you can opt for Maxis SafeDevice. Covers your phone indefinitely against any damage (accidental or otherwise) and also theft, as long as you keep paying them the monthly fee. For 14PM, it's RM 52 per month

I'm using black Apple leather case with iMOS Sapphire glass (from @silencer5089) on my 13PM. It still looks like I just bought it recently even though it's been more than a year haha

It's only expensive because sapphire glass is second hardest transparent material after diamond, the lens on the rear camera and display on steel Apple Watches also use sapphire glass. Since they're so tough, usually they only crack instead of showing scratches (sand/dirt/metals aren't hard enough to scratch it)

you can use any charger with USB Power Delivery (PD) to charge iPhone, but iPhone requires at least 20W PD to fast charge (max supported is 30W, but it's only faster by like 10-15 minutes).

I recommend you get USB-certified ones that use newer gallium-nitride (GaN) technology since these chargers don't heat up at all while fast charging, like this one from Anker

This post has been edited by KaiHD: Jan 22 2023, 07:35 PM