Get a Brand New iPhone XS!

   Get a Brand New iPhone XS!

Apple has taken the wraps off its latest and greatest iPhones — the iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max, and iPhone XR. The three iPhones boast a ton of new features, including a more modern design on the lower-cost iPhone XR and improvements to the processing power of all of the phones.

First, you need to figure out which new iPhone is right for you. Check out our iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max reviews to see how they stack up, or maybe read up on why the iPhone XR is the better choice. Once you have decided, where should you buy it from? We put together this guide to help. Here’s how, when, and where to buy the new iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max, and iPhone XR.

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The iPhone XS and XS Max are available! We explain what's new, how much they cost and how you can buy one. Here's what you need to know about their new features, design, price & tech specs.Apple has, after many rumours and some last-minute leaks, unveiled its iPhones for 2018. There are three upgrade choices this year: the iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max, which  went on sale at Apple Stores around the globe on the morning of Friday 21 September.

However, there are already reports suggesting that there may be issues with LTE and WiFi connectivity. We've also seen reports that suggest that the new iPhones are applying a filter to make selfies look better and people aren't pleased with the results, read about Beautygate below (apparently Apple will fix the issue in iOS 12.1 which should arrive on iPhones soon). 

In addition to the XS and XS Max is the iPhone XR, which won't go on sale until 26 October, with pre-orders starting on 19 October.

Here we'll talk about the XS handsets here, and can find everything you need to know about the cheaper iPhone XR here.

Somewhat unsurprisingly, Apple has built upon the iPhone X rather than updating the iPhone 8. So new and old models look the same at a glance. Check our iPhone XS Max versus iPhone X comparison so you can see just how much better the new phones are. We also have an iPhone 8 vs iPhone XS and an iPhone 8 Plus vs iPhone XS Max comparison.

You can consider the XS the direct upgrade from the X, but the XS Max adds a brand new option with the biggest screen yet seen on an iPhone at 6.5 inches.

Yes, you read that right: not XS Plus, but XS Max. We're into the second decade of iPhone now, so it's reasonable that Apple wants to change its naming strategy. It says it's because the screen is bigger than the 5.5 inch display on an iPhone Plus, but it's also because it is extending its vision of what the iPhone X started. Jonny Ive's words, those, not ours. Most people are likely to pronounce it "excess" rather than "ten ess", but the latter is the correct way of course.

Here are highlights of the new features:

• A12 Bionic processor
• IP68 rated
• Updated 12Mp cameras
• Adjustable depth of field in photos
• 512GB storage option
• Dual-SIM

The UK Tech Weekly Podcast discuss the iPhone XS in episode 102:

Apparently the new phones appear to be using some sort of beautifying filter on the selfie shots taken with the front facing camera.

Referred to as Beautygate, some people are reporting that the resulting image appears to have smoothed and brightened their skin, at worse the effect makes the photo look out of focus.

People are objecting to the fact that it looks like they are applying a snapchat-style filter to improve how they look in the selfies they take. While some people might appreciate getting a nice looking shot, others probably wouldn’t want their friends and followers to think they were using filters to make their selfies look better.

Lewis Hilsenteger of Unboxing Therapy made a video (below) to demonstrate the issue, which makes him look like he is wearing makeup, and pleaded with Apple to “Just make it an option to turn it off.”