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"Alas poor Yorick - he had an iPhone/Note7 [insert model here]." The mantra may well become the catchcry of 2016 as thousands of reports have emerged about all manner of smartphones exploding or catching fire – not just the recalled Samsung Galaxy Note7.

Q. What’s difference between the S7 and the S7 Edge?
A. The 5.5” rounded Edge screen; 5 grams and a few millimetres; and a massive 3600mAh battery is all.

If you’ve got an iPhone 6s or 6s Plus with a battery percentage meter that’s stuck, leaving you powerless at inopportune times, here’s the fix!

I thought I would simply tell you about what smartphones excited or surprised me in 2015. All are 4G LTE and all are great examples of the technology.

Aussie company Dog and Bone makes a ‘smart case’ for its claimed world-first Wetsuit Impact case fusing slim, durable technology with flexible glass impact screen.

Otterbox is aiming to box in the competition with its Defender, Commuter, Symmetry, MySymmetry and Strada series with each case undergoing 24 rigorous tests across 238 hours.

Apple says it has set a new record in iPhone 6s and 6s Plus models which seems to indicate Apple’s most important critics are loving Apple’s latest and greatest.

Update: Not waterproof despite videos from blogger Zach Straley appear to show that the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus are waterproof, while an earlier video suggests the Note 5 is, too.

Apple has successfully launched its iPhone 6s and 6s Plus models, with long queues continuing; I also spoke to Telstra and Vodafone execs about their launches.

Telstra’s flagship Sydney CBD store will be joined by a host of NRL talent to launch the new iPhones on Friday, 25 September, from 7.45am.

To celebrate the launch of Apple’s latest iPhone at 8am on 25 September, doors will open at the George St store with music and light refreshments.

Tech21 has improved Impactology protection with FlexShock, which absorbs and dissipates force from drops up to 2 metres, and Apple sells it.

Still deciding which carrier to go with for your shiny new iPhone 6 or 6s Plus purchase? Optus has decided to sweeten its deal.

From 8am Friday, 25 September, the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus arrive to take on Android, Windows Phone and BlackBerry for your heart, mind and wallet.

On sale from 25 September at 8am, Vodafone’s iPhone 6s and 6s Plus Red plans have increased data, as do its SIM-only plans now, too.

Telstra’s $195 plan strikes back at Vodafone’s $5 int’l roaming and everyone else’s premium iPhone 6s plans with standard-setting market-leading inclusions, while other plans prove tempting, too!

Apple has finally unveiled its updated iPhone 6s and 6s Plus. Although claims are rife that smartphone penetration has reach saturation point, Apple’s flagship devices are going to outsell their predecessors.

Optus has announced pre-order pricing for Apple’s newest iPhones is now available on its website.

Apple’s newest iPhones are coming to Virgin Mobile with the company releasing plan pricing details.

If you sign up to any Vodafone month-to-month SIM Only plans, you can buy a new smartphone and spread its cost over 6, 12, 18, 24 or 36-months, interest-free.