Today’s the day that the new iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus are in stores across the world. The iPhone 8 isn’t the exciting new Apple product this fall — that honor is reserved for the forthcoming iPhone X — but it is the new, mainstream iPhone that millions of people will be buying this year and next.

You already know what the iPhone 8 looks like — it’s just like the last three generations of iPhones, but with a glass back. That glass back enables one new feature, wireless charging, and it makes the phone a little more comfortable to hold and a lot less slippery than its predecessors. Otherwise, the iPhone 8 is the traditionalist iPhone, complete with a 16:9 screen in either 4.7-inch or 5.5-inch sizes, a home button with TouchID, and a single or dual rear camera.

There are a number of other new features under the hood, so we’ve rounded up all of our coverage on the iPhone 8 and 8 Plus here for easy reference. Be sure to also check out our iOS 11 review and a few pointers on how to use some its new features.

iPhone 8 and 8 Plus announced with wireless charging, True Tone display, A11 Bionic processor

iPhone 8 and 8 Plus review: the default option

How to pick between the iPhone X and iPhone 8

How to choose a wireless charger for an iPhone 8 or iPhone X

iOS 11 review: 10 things to try

iOS 11: How to get the most out of the new Control Center

Some apps won’t work on iOS 11 — here’s how to check which ones