At its big event last week, Apple continued its tradition of rolling out a standard and a supersized version of its newest iPhone. This time, we got the iPhone XS and the iPhone XS Max, the latter ...

When upgrading to Apple's new iPhone XS, you have to choose between the 5.8-inch XS or the 6.5-inch XS Max. After spending a month with both phones, there's a few real-world differences between the ...

A year after releasing its largest iPhone ever, Apple announced a new smartphone that, size-wise, is comparable to the newly-discontinued iPhone XS Max. The iPhone 11 Pro Max, which Apple revealed at ...

Apple announced three new iPhones on September 12 this year. The iPhone XS, a direct and identical-looking replacement for the iPhone X, the iPhone XS Max, a phone with a huge 6.5in display, and the ...

Apple on Friday debuted a new ad for the iPhone XS Max, "Growth Spurt," once again dwelling on the theme of size in marketing the XS line's flagship. The commercial features people taking photos with ...

When it comes to choosing your next smartphone, there are lots of factors to consider. For some people, screen size is a crucial part of this decision, so comparing displays on different models is ...

Back in October, Apple introduced the iPhone 12 Pro Max, along with its three siblings in the first virtual-only iPhone event. There are plenty of superlatives that could describe the iPhone 12 Pro ...

While we have yet to officially review the new iPhone 11 Pro Max, it makes sense that its performance will exceed that of the previous generation, if only because of its upgraded chipset. While the XS ...

Apple ’s next-generation flagship iPhones are about to go on sale. The new iPhone XS (details) and massive iPhone XS Max (details) and will be greeted by crowds queuing outside every Apple store, and ...

Regular readers and Twitter followers know that I tend to use an iPhone for a couple of months before getting bored and then switching over to one of the many Android smartphones in my collection.

Marrian Zhou is a Beijing-born Californian living in New York City. She joined CNET as a staff reporter upon graduation from Columbia Journalism School. When Marrian is not reporting, she is probably ...