For the second year running, Apple is releasing (PRODUCT)RED Special Edition of its phones. Here's what we know about them and when you can get them.

The iPhone X is finally here, and that means it's time for the first iPhone X teardown. As usual, iFixit is doing the honours, prying open Apple's new smartphone to see what's inside and how hard repairs will be.

iOS: Apple still hasn't officially released iOS 11.1, but it's already testing out the next big software update. The first developer preview for iOS 11.2 arrived this week, bringing some small but exciting improvements to the operating system.

By now, most phone users are firmly entrenched in one of two camps - Android and iOS. You either want the new Apple or the new Google and nothing is going to change your mind.

But for OS agnostics, the decision comes down to measurable factors, like speed and reliability. With that in mind, PhoneBuff pitched the iPhone 8 Plus against the Pixel 2 XL to find out which flagship phone was faster.

Smartphone-makers like Apple and Samsung don't want you to repair their devices on your own and apparently Google isn't any different. A teardown of the newly released Pixel XL 2 reveals that it's actually harder to fix than last year's Pixel XL thanks to one key difference: the battery.

Apple is quickly moving away from the classic iPhone Home button we all know and love. Last year's iPhone 7 replaced the physical button with a touchpad and haptic feedback, and the upcoming iPhone X removes it entirely in favour of a futuristic face-scanning camera.

Apple is looking into claims that a battery issue with the new iPhone 8 Plus is causing devices to swell and split. There have been two reported instances that the company says they are investigating.

Today, the Apple iPhone 8 officially went on sale in Australia. If you're planning to snap the device up on a mobile phone plan from Telstra, Optus, Vodafone or Virgin Mobile, here's every plan for your consideration.

Apple's new iPhones are now available on pre-sale from most Australian telcos. Here are the full range of plans for Telstra customers.

This week, Apple officially unveiled its new iPhone range which go on sale on September 22. If you can't wait that long, you can pre-order the phone in Australia from 5:01pm AEST. Here are all the places to buy.

Apple's new iPhones go on pre-sale today from most Australian telcos. Here are the full range of plans for Virgin customers.

Apple just unleashed two hours of hype, bringing media and fans to its new Cupertino headquarters to unveil its latest lineup of gadgets and software. There's a lot of information to sift through, and most of it isn't really all that exciting.

Apple's new iPhones, the iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus and iPhone X (pronounced iPhone Ten) have been announced along with a new Apple TV that can do 4K content and a new Apple Watch with integrated cellular comms. What's all this mean for the enterprise? I take a look at some of the features that the new devices and updated operating systems bring.