The new iPhone 5S comes with a Touch ID fingerprint scanner that can be used to unlock or authorise apps. But is it any good? ...

Having used the phone for a few months now I have to admit that buying the iPhone 5S was a gamble at first (after all it is expensive), but one that I am glad to have done. There are a few niggles that still grate me such as the battery life which could be better, but in some ways considering it has...

Summary: Apple's latest high end smartphone should always better than the last one and the iPhone 5s proves that with a better processor, improved camera, useful fingerprint scanner, and more.

An outstanding smartphone, but with a 4in screen and wallet-damaging price, it's no longer the best of the lot

The iPhone 5S is no longer part of Apple's smartphone lineup. That's now comprised of the iPhone 6 , 6 Plus, iPhone 6S and 6S Plus. Effectively the iPhone 5S has been replaced by the new iPhone SE, reviewed (and shown in the video above).

Look, it's pretty hard not to back Apple on this one from a pure quality and featureset point of view. We haven't tested the iPhone 5s yet, but given that it's an incremental upgrade on the already excellent iPhone 5, we expect it to perform very well and stand its ground in terms of challenges from...

One of the features that's been lacking when it comes to teen phones (which arguably should be one of the most important) is security. Teens tend to lose things and since smartphones now contain a large part of someone's life, ensuring a mobile device can be properly locked down is very important.

Once a year, Apple would introduce the new model of their very popular iPhone. This year is a first as Apple introduced not one, but two, iPhone models - the iPhone 5c and the iPhone 5s . So we bought these 2 models to test and review. Check out our full review of the iPhone 5s below.

* Great performance; * Impressive camera; * LTE support

Apple's new iPhone 5S – which has a fingerprint touch ID sensor and an even faster processor – will be go on sale in Australia on September 20. Announced by Apple CEO Tim Cook at a special media event at the company's Cupertino headquarters near San Francisco, the iPhone 5S might look like the...

As we've come to expect from Apple's S-range, the iPhone 5S represents a subtle enhancement of the previous model. However, it's considerably more powerful than the iPhone 5, Touch ID is a genuinely worthwhile addition, and that compact design remains one of the best around.