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Motorola's Moto P30 is an unapologetic copy of the iPhone X.

Apple's next iPhone could come with a dual-SIM option, highlighting a shift in strategy at Cupertino.

We are only a few months away from the release of Apple's next iPhones, and here is your first potential look at the upcoming iPhones.

It's the iPhone season, and the leaks have already started. The latest? Apple's next iPhone will come in 5 colors.

Snapchat brings three new iPhone X face filters powered by the device's TrueDepth camera system.

A new report says that Apple will follow Samsung by offering curved displays and touchless control on future iPhones.

Apple's new iOS update brings new battery management features, Animoji for the iPhone X, and more.

Android manufacturers are getting ready to copy Apple's Face ID tech on the iPhone X, but production bottlenecks are making it impossible.

Google is trying to establish its hardware credibility in order to more effectively compete against Apple. Suffice to say that it has failed miserably.

Google working on adding built-in support for notches, multi-screen devices, and foldable displays with the next release of Android, codenamed Pistachio.

It's perhaps not surprising that the iPhone dominated the headlines this year. And not always for positive reasons.

Apple's iPhone X is chock-full of new technologies and features, but it comes with a few bad design choices that may limit its appeal.

There's been a lot of complaining lately about the declining quality of Apple design. For good reason.

I waited to purchase an iPhone X so that I could get the SIM-free version. Here are some quick first impressions.

Bing now puts its voice and camera search capabilities on its revamped homepage with the latest update on the iPhone.

Apple today released iOS 11.1.2, which fixes unresponsive iPhone X displays in cold temperatures.

Apple's iPhone X came out nearly two weeks ago, and although many of Microsoft's apps are yet to support the new device, Outlook is rolling out support for the iPhone X today.

Next year's iPhone lineup will sport Apple's new Face ID tech and a brand new 3D sensor for improved AR experiences will emerge in 2019.

It was a close call, but Google's Pixel 2 still offers the best smartphone camera in the market, with the iPhone X coming in second place.

OK, the "all-screen" iPhone X has a huge notch and very obvious bezels eating into its on-screen real estate. But there's a bigger issue.

The notch at the top of the iPhone X has been universally rejected by nearly everyone. Why did Apple make this obvious design mistake?

In an astonishing turn of events, Apple has secretly told the press that iPhone X facial recognition will not work well.

Apple describes every release of iOS as a "major upgrade," and I usually have a problem with that.

Microsoft implements technology too quickly, allowing followers like Apple to come in later and perfect and popularize it.

The best and worst of Apple was on display at yesterday's press event, a two-hour commercial for the company's new products.

With the introduction of the iPhone X, Apple is taking the biggest risk with a new phone by trying to change user behavior.

With its major announcements all ruined by rumors, Apple delivered a curiously rote press event on Tuesday.