US carriers are already stacking launch offers ahead of 12 September pre-orders, but the biggest credits depend on premium plans, trade-ins and staying put for up to three years.
Apple's biggest Siri overhaul needs an iPhone 15 Pro or newer, launches in English only and has daily caps on its cloud-powered features. European users will not get it at first.
Qualcomm has kept its agenda under wraps for 22–24 September, but the summit is where Android's next top-tier processors usually debut, and Apple has just fired the first shot in the 2-nanometre race.
Samsung says switching from iPhone to its Z8 foldables rose 60% on last year, and three times as many Flip owners moved up to a Fold. The figures landed on the day Apple unveiled its own foldable.
The cheapest iPhone in Apple's US line-up now costs $699, and the iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max have been dropped as the iPhone 18 Pro takes their place.
A 7.6-inch folding screen, Touch ID in the side button and a battery in each half. Apple's first foldable ships on 23 October, and iOS 27 has been reshaped around it.
John Ternus's first September keynote brought the $1,999 iPhone Duo, pricier Pro models and a launch calendar split across three dates. Here is what happened and what comes next.
The $1,199 Pro and $1,299 Pro Max add a four-stop mechanical aperture, Apple's C2 modem and eSIM-only models in the UK, with pre-orders opening on 12 September.
Amazon has $250 off both storage tiers, Samsung is bundling discounted Galaxy Watches, and Best Buy's open-box stock goes lower still. Here's how the offers compare.
Netflix says it has supported more than 8,000 local jobs and released over 300 local titles since 2016. It is adding Love Is Blind: South Africa to a year-end slate led by local studios.
Five public days at Messe Berlin sent robots down a catwalk, made AI the thread through every stage track and added new family, beauty and mobility zones. Here is what IFA 2026 told us.
The company says regulators in 69 jurisdictions have cleared the deal and puts the cost of delay at up to $1.88 billion. Lawsuits from state attorneys general and the Writers Guild are the only remaining obstacle.
