Become a TechRadar Insider
The Apple iPhone is indisputably the most popular smartphone on the planet, with more than two billion devices sold in the years since the late Apple CEO Steve Jobs first unveiled the company’s pocket-sized mobile computer to the world in 2007.
Built to run Apple’s iOS operating system – which itself has enjoyed various updates since its 2007 inception – the original iPhone was the first smartphone to use multi-touch technology and has been credited with kick-starting the so-called “app economy”.
The latest crop of iPhones includes the iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Pro, iPhone 17 Pro Max and now the new iPhone Air – Apple's thinnest ever phone. Will a foldable iPhone join them in the next year? Watch this space…
Latest about iPhone
iOS 27 beta code points to a foldable iPhone Ultra
The biggest hint yet that a foldable iPhone is in the works has just been shared by Apple itself.
Inside how Apple built the all-new Siri AI — with Google and Nvidia's help
Apple Execs sat down for a post-WWDC 2026 keynote chat for a deep and revealing dive on Siri AI architecture and revealed a vast collaboration that stops well short of a Gemini takeover.
iOS 27 and Siri AI compatibility explained — here's which devices are supported
Apple has confirmed the iPhones and iPads that will support iOS 27, Siri AI, and iPadOS 27.
I asked Siri if it knew what to expect at WWDC 2026 and its answer was so predictably disappointing — I really hope Apple can fix this
Apple's WWDC 2026 keynote is hours away, but the current Siri doesn't build much confidence that Apple is ready to deliver the AI goods.
The iPhone Ultra will finally make foldables mainstream — but not because of the hardware
Rumors surrounding the iPhone Ultra are heating up, and I'm convinced that Apple's first foldable will succeed — here's why.
iPhone Ultra vs Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 rumor comparison
The iPhone Ultra and Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 could have a lot in common, so which one is sounding best so far?
Samsung doesn't fear an iPhone Ultra — here's why I think it's right not to
In an interview with Bloomberg, Samsung's head of mobile shared his thoughts on Apple's imminent entry into the foldable market.
