Today's unsubstantiated iPhone 6 rumour concerns the price of the forthcoming phone, with Apple said to be aware it has the networks over a barrel and hitting them up for a price increase of $100 (£60) per phone. What are they going to do? Not stock the iPhone? Read More >>
Do you want to know what the internal proportions of the next iPhone may be like? Will you only consider purchasing it if the battery compartment is aligned in an attractive manner? If so, check this out; images that claim to be "schematics" of the iPhone 6. Will they make for a phone as slick as the concept above? Read More >>
Ropey battery life is one of the complaints most regularly thrown at Apple's iPhone, and while the line has improved in this respect in recent times, many still long for a full day's unrestricted use before being tethered to a plug socket. Apple's rumoured latest purchase may address that problem for the iPhone 6. Read More >>
A Japanese Apple fan publication has published what appears to be technical drawings outlining the sizes and designs of two new iPhone 6C models, one with a 4.7-inch display and another 5.7-inch whopper. If they're real, they're exciting. If not, they're just some lines and numbers. Read More >>
Apple is said to be preparing not one, but two new iPhone handsets this year, aiming for a September unveiling. Could the iPhone 6 be available in both 4.7-inch and 5.5-inch sizes? Read More >>
Speculation from a tech industry analyst suggests Apple may be planning to whack several more sensors into its next generation of mobile, with sources claiming we may see temperature, humidity and pressure hardware in a future iPhone. You'll be able to see what the weather's like outside without breaking eye contact with your device. Read More >>
It seems like the inevitable next step for the iPhone line, given the warm reception the iPad Air received at launch. But should the iPhone 6 land taking much of its inspiration from Apple's updated tablet design, it sure would be boring. Read More >>
When it comes to Apple fanboyism, there's no greater kudos than being the first in line to buy the latest iPhone model. But when you're queuing up for a phone that's not even been announced yet, and may have a good six months or so before it's even revealed publicly, you may need to seek help. Especially if you're dressed as an iPhone, too. Read More >>
Rumours of larger iPhones that take a page from the Android phablet handbook have been swirling around for a while now, and the WSJ is now chiming in with reports that two are coming this year. One with a screen bigger than 4.5 inches, the other with a screen bigger than 5 inches. Read More >>
With its mobile market share diminishing year-on-year as Android further becomes the go-to smartphone platform, it seems Apple could be shaking things up considerably with the iPhone 6 design. Looking to compromise with the rise of the phablet fan, the next iPhone could jump up to a 4.8-inch screen size. Read More >>
Jony Ive might be about to debut something properly new when next year's iPhone model arrives, with patents suggesting Apple's looking to Samsung and LG for inspiration in creating an iPhone with a wraparound display. Read More >>
We're all for glossy "What If?" concept renders of unannounced future projects from amateur artists, if only because they give us images to use when specs leak. But what on earth is the point of an iPhone Air that weighs only 70 grams and is so thin a short-sighted relative may mistake it for a coaster? Read More >>
A Japanese magazine has made the not-particularly-bold claim that Apple will release an iPhone 6 in September of 2014, as you might expect. However, it reckons Apple might be preparing another size bump for its next model, which could see iPhone enter 5-inch "phablet" territory. Read More >>
It seems Apple's leaking like a sieve right now, or at least its Chinese manufacturers are. After photos of the back of the thing, its lozenge-shaped flash, and even a prototype made their way onto the internet, here's a supposed spy shot of iPhone 5S parts flying down the assembly line. Read More >>
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