My iPhone has to start with 256GB that also because I have a 2TB iCloud, otherwise I may need a 1TB phone as I take a lot of photos. I still have around 110GB internal storage left now, so I will still buy 256GB for 17 Pro Max.
My previous iPad Mini 6 was 64GB. The current iPad Mini 7 is 128GB but I only use it for entertainment purposes, so it is still sufficient for now. Definitely not enough for daily driver device.

I wanted something like 1TB iCloud but unfortunately from 200GB, the next leap is 2TB.
I went to a lot of concerts in the past, so I kept taking photos/videos and there was once it ran out of storage during a concert and I quickly upgraded my plan to 2TB on the spot. Now using 650GB.

Yes, that's why I don't want to subscribe Apple One because 50GB and I don't use the rest. For Apple Music, I am subscribing to the student plan, so it's cheaper.

My WhatsApp, WeChat, Telegram and Instagram take more space compared to TikTok and YouTube.

Yes, good for secondary phone but 2800mAh hmm...

You should since 14P is still a good phone.

A joke.

I prefer the muted orange in this photo, hopefully it looks like this eventually.

It needs to be lighter due to the improved hardware.

That I'm not sure, but who knows, it is cheaper this year due to a stronger MYR?
We will know in a month time.

Beyond titanium: why aluminium wins

The iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max are expected to replace the titanium frames of prior versions with aluminium, based not only on engineering considerations, but also environmental ones. As GF Securities analyst Jeff Pu noted, aluminium production has a significantly lower carbon footprint than titanium production, approximately 67 per cent. The move fits nicely with Apple's aggressive 2030 goal to have every product carbon neutral.

Though titanium has a stronger strength-to-weight ratio (6:1 compared to aluminium's 4:1), aluminium has its advantages too. Notably, aluminium has higher thermal conductivity (237 W/m·K), allowing it to dissipate heat better. In our current time when smartphones serve as gaming consoles and production studios, thermal management is exponentially as important to keep performance sustainable.

The choice of aluminium also reduces device weight by 10 to 15 grams. This opens space for larger batteries and advanced camera modules, enhancing user experience without sacrificing portability.

-- I prefer titanium to aluminum because it has a premium look. If Apple hadn't initially introduced it, then people wouldn't complain if it were "downgraded".

Yes, usually if confirm getting it then should pre-order once it is announced. Otherwise, if you are waiting for ready stock to buy right away, the first few weeks will be tough to get, especially the special color.

Then the plan will be out once it is ready for pre-order, you can see whether it is worth. Maybe buying from Shopee/Lazada/TikTok Shop later is cheaper, if can wait.

My sister got almost 1k discount when she purchased 15P, 7 months later. But if you are using that much of data or bill paid by company, then worth it.

My first iPhone - 12PM was also bought from Digi but I realized I didn't use that much and it seems like a waste, after that I didn't bundle with plans anymore.

I think another reason is 36 months CC installment is too long for me.
Anyway, choose whatever suits you, so long you get to enjoy the phone too.

So, it is 9th Sept as rumored earlier, that's less than a month from now.

Not about that for my case, it is I want to cancel the card but I cannot unless I pay off everything if no early settlement penalty.

Yeah, it is either 9th or 16th Sept anyway.

Yes, I recall the discount voucher given for new iPhones.

All these are AI-generated stuff, God knows what will happen on that day.
Even I watched a YT video yesterday saying some of the prototypes could be fake.

Too many rumors, too overwhelmed with the information. I guess I will just wait till its official announcement.

Suddenly here and there being debunked but I still want to believe that the orange color is real this time.