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After having succeeded in getting the import and sale of older iPhone models banned in China, processor maker Qualcomm is now trying to get Beijing to extend that ban to the latest iPhone XS and XR models.

There was once a time when Apple the company and I were the best of friends. Each year I would get invited to the Apple Christmas lunch for journalists. I even got invited to attend the launch of the iPhone in San Francisco in 2007 and play with Steve Jobs’ personal iPhone for five minutes! Then one day it all changed.

The higher prices set for iPhone models released this year may be stifling sales in Australia, the mobile plan comparison site WhistleOut claims, based on traffic to both its Web pages for plans and smartphone details.

Mobile virtual network operator Boost Mobile claims telecommunications carriers in Australia are holding back on supporting eSIMs as they may well end up losing customers.

The Australian flagship Apple Store in Sydney's CBD is one of the very first places in the world to get the new iPhones, and as per usual, iTWire was there to capture it all on video.

Apple puts more effort into its videos than some companies put into their entire product lines, and with its keynote a must-see TV show of epic proportions, here's all of Apple's recent video content.

Kiwis can pre-order the new iPhone XS, XS Max and Apple Swatch Series 4 GPS edition, but for some reason Spark isn't selling the Series 3 or 4 Apple Watch with LTE.

If you want a new iPhone XS or XS Max, and don't want to buy it upfront, then the three major telcos have a range of deals they hope will tempt you into pre-ordering.

If you want to use two SIMs in your new iPhone XS, XS Max or XR, then unless you have a select Chinese model with two physical SIM slots, you'll need to wait for the eSIM to go live.

Apple's newest iPhones and the Apple Watch have finally been announced, and Australia's biggest telco has confirmed Apple's dates, as obviously expected.

Anyone who knows me understands that I am not a moronic cult member who eagerly lines up to spend his (or his parents) hard-earned money each time Apple makes a new product announcement. That said, one feature mentioned in today’s announcement of the new iPhone XS and XR phones has made me seriously consider upgrading.

Apple's newest iPhones are its most impressive and powerful yet, starting at A$1229 for the 64GB iPhone XR, and going up to A$2369 for the 512GB iPhone XS Max.