Apple products are polarising by nature. You want them or you hate them, and if you’re ambivalent, it’s usually because you don’t care too much about the technology you use. Given the popularity/notoriety that Apple enjoys, every new device it launches is subject to a great deal more scrutiny than the average product. And this scrutiny comes from critics and fans alike. Enter the iPhone 8, the newest and, on the surface, most boring phone in Apple’s lineup. The phone appears to have nothing going for it. It’s the smallest new iPhone around, comes with only one rear camera, a relatively small 4.7-inch display, a design that hasn’t changed in three years and seemingly nothing else. There’s no Face ID, no Portrait Mode and no Portrait Lighting. You get the new(ish) P3 display, improved camera, A11 Bionic chip and wireless charging of course, but the 8 Plus and X offer that and much more besides. Despite it's aged design, the iPhone 8 is still a gorgeous device. Image: Aniru...