• COMMENT
• Tim Culpan

What have we said about product strategy and trying not to alienate customers? I thought you'd learned your lesson after the iPhone 5c fiasco.

• COMMENT
• Alex Kidman

Usually when a new iPhone is introduced Apple drops the price on older models to appeal to budget buyers. but this time it's doing something differently.

• Lucy Cormack

How practical and safe are the new iPhone AirPods?

• ANALYSIS
• Katie Benner

What was lacking in Apple's product showcase was a new, can't-miss hit. But if you like tweaks to products you may already have, the company had plenty to offer.

• Tim Biggs

Apple revealed a whole heap of information about the iPhone 7 and Apple Watch Series 2 models at its event today. Here's all the details.

• Peter Wells

Rumours before today's event suggested the iPhone 7 would just be a recycling of the iPhone 6 design, but that's not really fair.

• Josephine Tovey

New iPhone and Apple Watch expected to be revealed, plus the near future of everything iOS, macOS, tvOS and watchOS.

• Tim Biggs

Apple has unveiled the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus at an event in California, as well as a second generation Apple Watch. As expected, just about every rumour that's been flying around over the past year has come to pass for the new iPhone, including the removal of the 3.5mm headphone jack and resistance to dust and water.

• COMMENT
• Henry Cooke

Apple wants to reinvent the iPhone with a totally cordless, portless design. But they have to get you used to the idea first.

• Chris Jager

Here's everything you need to know to get your Note7 replaced or refunded in Australia.

• ANALYSIS
• Tim Biggs

Apple will be announcing a new iPhone this week, relying on it to bolster slowing sales and claw back market share from the growing segment of Android-powered devices. But don't expect any miracles.

• ANALYSIS
• Jon Swartz and Mike Snider

Samsung's expediency to beat Apple to market with a new phone may have backfired, as battery issue gives the iPhone a 'perceptual advantage'.

• Campbell Simpson

No battery fire incidents have been reported in Australia, but the company is taking unprecedented steps to address any potential issue to keep customers happy.

• Jefferson Graham

Apple's personal assistant grows up, helping you get even more done throughout the day.

• Karl Quinn

If you're tempted to upgrade your iPhone next week if, as expected, Apple unveils its new model, Sue Williams has a word of advice. Don't.

• Jungah Lee

The recall comes at a critical time for Samsung, just a week before rival Apple is set to introduce new iPhone models at its annual September event.

• Patrick Hatch

Australian telcos and retailers have suspended sales of Samsung's latest smartphone as speculation mounts there will be global recall of the device due to faulty batteries that can catch fire.

• Alex Walker

The phone is already available in Australia, but global shipments have been delayed after faulty USB-C cables apparently caused multiple units to explode.

• Peter Wells

Apple's new watchOS 3 operating system contains extensive adaptations so people in wheelchairs can use its fitness tracking functions.