OK, look. I'm not the first person to say this, and I certainly won't be the last. But iOS 11 is bad. The new operating system has turned my phone into a bug-infested carcass of its former self, and the frustration of trying to use it sometimes makes me want to die, too.

Apple's latest iOS update promises to bring some big changes to the mobile platform, and you better believe developers are scrambling to learn how to leverage its new and exciting features in their app projects. With the Definitive iOS 11 Developer Bundle, you can get in on the rush and become a bona fide iOS developer with more than 100 hours of groundbreaking training.

After months of build up and beta testing, the finished version of iOS 11 is out September 19, ahead of the launch of the iPhone X. So what exactly can you do with it that's new? Here are the big new features you should get to know.

Apple's iPhone 8 isn't necessarily an upgrade for iPhone 7 buyers, but it should be attractive if you have a slightly older device. If you know you want one, here's when you can make that purchase and how much it'll cost you.

If you want to get real angry about how much the price of a new phone will cost, then here's how to watch tomorrow morning's iPhone launch.

Surprise! The Golden Master build of iOS 11 leaked online Friday night, with users spreading links to the software on Reddit. It's full of details about the upcoming line of products being teased for the company's September 12 event, including that Apple appears poised to skip releasing a 7s line entirely and move directly to the iPhone 8.

iOS 11 promises big changes for the app-making world, which means now is the time to master it if you're hoping to keep pace with the industry. Thankfully, the Complete iOS 11 & Swift Developer Course can keep you on the right track with instruction from some of the web's top coding talent.