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Two big full-screen iPhones available, one more to go, as the more budget focused single-lens iPhone X gets priced and dated for Australia.

It’s a week of phones, as Huawei, Razer, Samsung, and Google offer a glimpse in what the year will end with in the smartphone world. Calling all phone lovers, this is The Wrap.

It's not enough to have a great camera, these days you have to have the best camera, and with the latest in the "Mate" series, Huawei might just have it.

While flagship is the thing, Sony's stab at the middle of the market arrives in a handset is focused on value for money. Does it deliver?

Is the mobile gaming world becoming phone oriented? Razer thinks so, and with its next specialist phone made for gaming, it's beefing up the specs to get there.

From one to two to three and now four: Samsung's latest phone rocks a staggering four cameras on the back. What can it do for you, and will Australia see it?

There's a new notched phone in town, and it's exactly what we thought it would be, as the Pixel 3 XL arrives alongside its Pixel 3 sibling. What else do you need to know?

If the $500 mark is your limit for a smartphone, Nokia is going to try to tempt you with a mid-range mobile offering pure Android and more.

Apple's most expensive phone yet is also the one with the biggest screen, so what is Apple's iPhone XS Max like? Find out in a review sized for a phone this big.

Samsung's Galaxy phones aren't always high-end, and its mid-range "A" series is seeing an update this week.