The entry-level iPhone is holding its own this year with hardware and camera upgrades that move it closer to Apple's Pro devices.

The iPhone 17 lineup offers a huge range of updates and improvements, plus it heralds the introduction of an all-new iPhone line, the iPhone Air. The new 17 series brings better cameras, a new design, and better processing, but not everyone is sold on the 2025 iPhone lineup. What’s next? The iPhone 18 series, of course.

Apple has reportedly told suppliers to prepare for 10% more orders for the iPhone 18 range, as it expects the iPhone Fold to see high demand.

Review: My concerns about the durability of Apple's thinnest iPhone were put to rest when I got my hands on it. And despite a scaled-back camera and slimmer battery, there's a lot to love.

Note that simultaneous releases of iOS 18 and iOS 26 versions won’t continue indefinitely. Apple usually runs the two versions in parallel for maximum two months, to give the cautious time to get used to what’s new. But the company also wants you to get on board with the new software if you can before too long.

Woken up and your iPhone looks shiny and different? You're not alone but there's a solution — here are the first four things you should do in iOS 26.

Mashable’s full review of the iPhone Air is still in the works. So, until we're ready to render a verdict, here's a guide to the early iPhone Air reviews.

1. On the iPhone's lock screen, touch and hold anywhere on the display until you see the Customize button. You'll need to unlock the phone using Face ID, Touch ID or your passcode. If it opens the home screen, swipe down from the center-top of the screen (not the right edge, which brings up Control Center.