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The iPhone turned 10 last week and Steve Jobs announced the new mobile phone to an uncertain audience, as many believed the gadget would flop. Since then apple have released nine revolutionary smartphones that have changed the world.

It’s that time of year again when forecasts are made for where the publishing and tech media trends are heading in 2017. So, here’s a round-up of predictions from the top commentators.

But first our pick of the favourite based on what we consider to be the five pillars of modern publishing:

There's a distinctly autumnal feeling in the air, and as the leaves and weather undergo their transformation, so too will the world of digital publishing.

Apple have announced a host of changes to its subscription service ahead of its Keynote September 2016 event.

Although few of these seem groundbreaking, they are an indication that the company are taking a keen interest in the changes developers and users need to see in the Store.

Jo Swan casts a critical eye over the newly-overhauled Metro app.

One of the UK’s most circulated newspapers, The Metro, have recently undertaken an app upgrade to support its morning and evening editions. How does the new app measure up, and does the translation from print to digital work in its enhanced format?