If Apple follows its usual schedule, we’ll see new iPhones announced in early September. For last year’s 10th anniversary of Apple’s hugely influential device, we got the totally new — and totally expensive — iPhone X, with its edge-to-edge OLED display, distinctive top center notch and Face ID instead of a familiar Touch ID fingerprint home button. Apple also launched two more-traditional handset upgrades, the iPhone 8 and 8 Plus, so consumers not ready to jump to the high price and radical redesign of the X still had a more familiar option.
