Have you been wondering how Apple's iPhone 5s compares against the first-generation iPhone, the iPhone 3G, the iPhone 3Gs, the iPhone 4, the iPhone 4s, the iPhone 5, and the iPhone 5c?

The change comes after some developers voiced concern about the feature.

Apple has some good news for legacy iOS device users.

Apple is awarded two new patents by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.

Here's how you can unlock your iOS 6.0.1-powered iPhone 4 or iPhone 3GS

The iPhone 3GS says a lot about Apple's commitment to older devices, and how that compares to other companies.

Apple has officially confirmed that the venerable iPhone 3GS has been put out to pasture.

Ahead of the launch of Apple’s sixth-gen iPhone (which we’re hoping will be announced on September 12), the Cupertino, Calif. company has sent out an email to Genius Bars worldwide, warning of low iPhone 3GS stock.

When iOS 6 arrives later this fall, iPhone 3GS customers will be getting two new features previously unsupported.

In October, Apple announced the iPhone 4S. Along with it, the company announced the iPhone 3GS would be available for absolutely free exclusively through AT&T. However, the handset is now being offered for $.99, according to MacRumors.

The same team which late last month successfully ported Apple's voice recognition service, Siri, to the iPhone 4 have done it again. Steve Stroughton-Smith, chpwn, and Ryan Petrich have announced they have ported Siri to the iPhone 3GS as well, according to TiPb. While this news doesn't mean Apple will be putting its voice recognition service on the iPhone 3GS anytime soon, it does suggest it is possible to do so.

The iPhone 3GS, Siri, and something called the Jawbone UP made news this week. Enjoy a review of the week that was.

This holiday season Apple has a secret weapon to go against the countless Android-based handsets available in the marketplace. No, the weapon isn’t the iPhone 4S, Siri, or the still powerfully (and cheaper) iPhone 4. Rather, it’s the company’s two-year old iPhone 3GS, according to Bloomberg.

AT&T talks about the demand for the aging iPhone.

Prior iPhones allowed users to turn 3G on or off to save battery life. With the iPhone 4S, however, this option is no longer available. This discovery comes courtesy of one of our readers, Nathan.

According to a recent survey carried out by the consumer electronics website Retrevo, over one third of iPhone owners think they already have 4G.

Here’s a follow-up to yesterday’s announcement iOS 5 will work with the iPhone 3GS. Currently Apple has provided no information on whether this is full support or some sort of partial support. In other words, which features won’t work with the handset. Now we know.

During today’s WWDC keynote address, Apple representatives surprised the crowd with news iOS 5 would fully support the iPhone 3GS. This means owners of this handset will be able to use all the goodies coming via the next iOS.

Do you have a perfectly good iOS device sitting around the house collecting dust? What are you doing with it? This article teaches you how to breathe new life into that old iPhone.

The iPhone 3GS won’t be compatible with iOS 5, according to Mobile Review editor, Eldar Murazin, who made the announcement via Twitter. Although Murazin’s announcement cannot yet be verified, it is certainly plausible and here is why.

Apple has followed AT&T, and has reduced the price of its iPhone 3GS (8GB) handset. When purchasing the phone with a two year AT&T contract, customers can get the iPhone 3GS for $49. The iPhone 4 is still available from $199.

Why is AT&T dropping the price of the iPhone 3GS now? Typically vendors do this to clear inventory ahead of a new model coming out. However, no one expects Apple to announce its fifth generation iPhone until this summer.

Today, Best Buy is offering 8GB iPhone 3GS handsets for free "to qualified customers," when they take out a contract. Read on to find out more ...

Your shiny new iPhone 3GS isn't really all that new, even if you bought it today. Read more ...