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If you own an iPhone from the last five years or an Apple Watch, you may have an operating system waiting for you.

Apple's next iPhone wasn't the only announcement made this week, with a new Watch on the way, too.

We hope you didn't fancy a phone with a small screen made by Apple, because there isn't one anymore. Not from this week, anyway.

First it ditched the symbol on the button, and now it ditches the button entirely. Apple is done with the button-based iPhone, and your new iPhone options in 2018 are all screen.

The next few iPhones are on the verge of being announced, with September 12 in the US set for announcement, which means September 13 locally. What will we see?

Local stories are always lovely, and at a recent world photography contest based around Apple's phone, a local story has emerged.

We knew it was coming, but having missed WWDC, we just didn't know when. And now we do, because as of today, the MacBook Pro has been refreshed. What's changed?

The bezels on the iPad may not be here in the next version, with iOS potentially giving away that the iPhone X will inspire the next iPad Pro.

Folks trying to get away from regular blood check pin pricks probably know there's a system that constantly monitors, but they might not know their phone can now access the system as well.

The next iPhone isn't likely to rock up until September, but you can still see some of the changes coming to the operating system, and to a Mac computers, as well.