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.

For those with an affinity with Chinese numerology, this is definitely the year for a new smartphone. Between the iPhone 8, Samsung Galaxy S8 and Galaxy Note8, there has never been a luckier line-up of smartphone to choose from.

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

Over at Hacker Noon, designer and iOS 11 beta tester Ryan Lau has detailed the myriad design errors he's noticed in Apple's latest mobile operating system.

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.

It only took five years since the inductive charging standard's adoption by nearly every major manufacturer, but Apple has finally added Qi inductive charging (also known as wireless charging) to its mobile devices. Sure, better late than never, but do people need to care about having yet another way to charge their devices, or is that extra long cable good enough? Is wireless charging worth the price, or potential compatibility issues?

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

The old subject of whether Aussies are paying too much for their tech rears its head whenever a new, expensive product hits the market. And I've been seeing a few people already complaining that Apple is charging their so called "Australia tax" here, bumping the price up on the new iPhones that were announced yesterday. So, are we being fleeced by Apple?

It's been a decade since Apple changed mobile phones forever and today, they announced their latest model - the iPhone X. We've covered all the finer details here, and with Samsung's Note 8 releasing in a couple of weeks, you might be wondering how the two stack up to one another. In a battle of the mobile heavyweights, who wins?

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.

The iPhone 8 is set to release soon, and the hype is real: with rumors already circulating of features like facial recognition, AR capabilities, and upgraded storage, Apple's latest release is already making some serious waves in the industry.

To get you ready for its arrival, (and the onslaught of new development opportunities are sure to come) here are some top iOS courses!

It's September, and that can only mean one thing: Apple just announced some new iPhones. This year, the company unveiled the iPhone 8 and 8 Plus, which launch later this month, alongside an overhauled iPhone X set to arrive in late October.

Apple has set the date for this year's major product announcement event and the next iPhone will definitely be making an appearance. For Australians that want to devour all the announcements live, here's how you can watch the keynote in the comfort of your own home.

Tomorrow morning, Apple will finally unveil a new suite of iPhones, which will reportedly include an ultra-premium model dubbed the 'iPhone X'. Most people have been pronouncing it as a letter (i.e. - "Ex").

Apparently, this could be incorrect. There's strong reason to believe that Apple is actually using the roman numeral and we're all supposed to call it "iPhone Ten" instead. Here's the evidence.

Apple is set to announce the next iPhone on September 12, and while that gives you just enough time to ditch your old device and scrounge up some cash to pay for the new one, Apple's been pretty secretive (duh) about what the new iPhone will actually do. Luckily, leaks from third-party accessory manufacturers and hints inside Apple's own iOS 11 operating system give us a pretty good idea of what to expect.

It's official: Apple's next iPhone - which will be announced at the company's annual keynote - will be officially unveiled on September 12. Here are the details!

Apple and Samsung are about to go head-to-head with two new flagship smartphones. In the Cupertino corner, we have the iPhone 8. In the South Korean corner: the Samsung Galaxy Note 8. Here's everything we think we know about both devices, based on the most credible and trustworthy leaks.