Apple is gearing up to release THREE new iPhones later this autumn to fight off competition from the likes of the Samsung Galaxy S9 and the Google Pixel 2.

These phones will all have a similar design to the iPhone X - which launched last year - but will come in different sizes and, crucially with different kinds of screen technology.

But none of them will have a home button - meaning that if you want to use an iPhone from now on, you're going to have to rely on FaceID.

The three different sizes that the new iPhone will come in are 5.8-inches, 6.1-inches and 6.5-inches.

The smallest handset is likely to become the base model and will have an LCD screen (rather than the OLED panel currently in the iPhone X) and could be branded the iPhone 9.

The next one up will possibly be called the iPhone XI and will be the natural upgrade from the current iPhone X.

Meanwhile, the 6.5-inch version is rumoured to be called the iPhone X Plus and will be the biggest smartphone Apple has ever made. We're not sure what the cost of this phone will be (the iPhone X's cheapest model is £999) but it's not going to be cheap.

The above renders were shared on Twitter by concept designer Ben Geskin who created them based on earlier leaked photographs of the front panels of the new phones.

One of the biggest upsets for Apple owners in 2018 could be the switch from the Lightning charger to a USB-C port.

According to a post on Japanese tech site Macotakara , the new iPhones will come with an 18W USB Type-C to Lightning dongle in the box - which will make it even more frustrating if you've got a lot of Lightning-based Apple accessories.

As well as trio of new iPhones, noted Apple analyst Ming Chi Kuo expects the company to dish out a new Apple Watch, a new MacBook Air and a new iPad Pro model with the same all-screen design as the iPhone X with no home button.

If Apple sticks to its standard release schedule, we will likely see the new gadgets unveiled in the first or second week of September and have them on UK shelves before the end of October.

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