• James Titcomb

Supporters of wireless power, who believe it could have an effect equal to the rise of Wi-Fi internet networks, say Apple's announcement will be a Henry Ford moment.

• Tim Biggs

Running pure Android, coming in at reasonable prices and outperforming many of their mid-to-low-range contemporaries, a trio of new Nokia smartphones look to pick up the mantle dropped by Google's erstwhile Nexus brand.

• Mark Gurman

It's not easy standing out in the smartphone game. Apple and Samsung Electronics pretty much have the market locked up with high-performance phones that look pretty and work well. The response from Turing Robotic Industries (TRI) is a $2000 phone linked to a high-end "concierge" service overseen by a digital assistant named Sir Alan.

• Adam Clark Estes

Apple just pushed out a version of the HomePod firmware, and not only does the code tell us more about how the smart speaker will work, it also offers a few clues about the next iPhone.

• Edward C. Baig

It's been a question ever since last year's ultimately recalled Samsung Galaxy Note 7 devices kept catching fire: Will customers come back for more?

• Finbar O'Mallon

Major Australian government agencies are regularly buying off-the-shelf phone hacking tools.

• Tony Moore

Spectators at next year's Commonwealth Games will be able to access 5G mobile technology for the first time, which would allow them to watch events from every Games venue through an app, share videos of their favourite events and track their friends from their mobile phones.

• Mark Gurman

Apple is working on a feature that will let you unlock your iPhone using your face instead of a fingerprint.

• Andrew Liszewski

At this week's WWDC keynote, Apple revealed a host of updates and upgrades to iOS, including many longtime requested features.

• Hayley Tsukayama

What do you really need out of a smartphone? Developer Andy Rubin — the creator of Android — has tried to answer that question with a new phone aimed at delivering the basics of a high-end smartphone in a simple package.

• Martyn Landi

The Taiwanese manufacturer's U11 device uses Edge Sense technology based around sensors built into the side of the phone that respond to being squeezed.

• COMMENT
• Shira Ovide

Get used to Apple's less-turbocharged future. The tech giant still generates more profits than any other company, and it is swimming in cash.

• Richard McLeish

As the Galaxy S8 officially lands in Australia today, we look at the highs and lows of the important flagship release for Samsung to date.

• Giles Turner and Sam Kim

Samsung is releasing updates for the S8 after users complained about red-tinted screens and spotty Wi-Fi connections.

• Richard McLeish, Thomas Hounslow

As Apple prepares the release of three iPhones, the rumour mill is beginning to turn as more punters weigh up the benefits of owning an iPhone or a Samsung Galaxy.

• Richard McLeish

A tweet that features what appears to be a technical drawing of an iPhone design has caused a stir.

• COMMENT
• Shira Ovide

Apple, at least initially, will be depending solely on the leading maker of OLED displays - Samsung.

• Peter Wells

The Galaxy S8 is a smartphone unlike anything from Apple, or anyone else for that matter.

• Cynthia Karena

The most attractive thing about the new Apple iPad isn't the colour selection of silver, gold or grey, but the price.