After 16 months, the wait for Apple's next generation is nearly over. But what Apple plans to announce remains unknown. Fortunately, we have some pretty good guesses. Here are our six predictions for what to expect on Tuesday, October 4.
It's official: Apple has confirmed that it will hold an event on October 4, at 10am PST. Launch of the iPhone 5, and possibly the iPhone 4S, are expected.
Apple will reportedly hold the iPhone 5 event on October 4 at company headquarters in Cupertino, California, rather than at its normal venue, the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco.
Former Vice President, Apple board member, and inventor of the Internet, Al Gore, has confirmed that Apple will release more than one smartphone next month.
Best Buy is cleaning house by offering Apple's two-year-old smartphone, the iPhone 3GS, for free, with the signing of a new two-year contract with AT&T.
Images have surfaced of what are allegedly in-production "iPhone 5" cases. The cases appear to add more weight to rumors that the next iPhone will have a slimmer, tapered design.
Apple's fifth-generation iPhone will feature a thinner, tapered design, an edge-to-edge screen and maybe even a touch-only home button, according to a variety of leaked phone cases.
The iPhone 5 is going to be thinner and lighter than the iPhone 4, according to several sources. In addition, Apple is prepping 25 million units for 2011.
A new report from Taiwan says that Apple will release its upcoming iPhone in September. But the next-generation handset sounds more like the fabled iPhone 4S than the fully revamped iPhone 5.
The rumors are finally gelling, and multiple sources are whispering the same story. Here’s why all signs point to the iPhone 4S as a budget alternative to the next-gen iPhone 5.
We likely won't see a new iPhone at Apple's 2011 Worldwide Developers Conference, but we may get iOS 5 with a totally revamped notification system and the introduction of OS X Dashboard-like widgets.
In a recent interview, Stephane Richard, CEO of France Telecom, spills the beans on Apple and its next iPhone, the Microsoft-Nokia deal and the future of BlackBerry.
An "iPhone 5G" case mock-up appears on an Asian website, suggesting that an upcoming iOS phone from Apple will sport an edge-to-edge screen and shifted camera flash.
The wait for the iPhone 5 may have gotten a little longer, but you should at least consider the notion of the iPhone 4S. The saving grace of yet another delay? IPhone availability on all major U.S. carriers.
In a sign that gaming will play a central role in Apple's iPhone 5 plans, Cupertino has reportedly given mobile game developers prototype iPhone units loaded with the speedy A5 processor.