It's all a storm in a teacup, this one.

This week, $400 million was handed out to e-book customers. Here's a look back at the week that was.

Don't hold your breath for an exciting new iPhone in September. No, really.

Apple could be about to change its iPhone release cycle.

The Wall Street Journal says the next-generation iPhone will be without a 3.5mm headphone jack.

A sketchy rumor also suggests the next-generation handset will support two SIM cards simultaneously.

This could be one iPhone 7 feature we haven't heard about yet.

We've received our first look at what a "Deep Blue" or "Dark Blue" iPhone may look like. This is rumored to be a new color choice for the upcoming "iPhone 7."

Would you buy a blue iPhone? I don't think I would, either.

Getting rid of the audio jack might not be such a bad thing.

But which one should you purchase?

Customers could get more storage for their buck when it comes to Apple's next iPhone handset.

A new leak shows what appears to be the upcoming "iPhone 7" in rose gold.

It looks like Apple may finally do away with the 16GB iPhone as early as September.

Customers in France, Itality, and Spain can now take advantage of Apple's "Trade Up with Installments" program.

You can probably guess the winner.

There won't be a "Samsung Galaxy Note 6." Does this have anything to do with Apple's next iPhone release?

The technology already appears on the Apple Watch.

Apple is said to have ordered between 72 and 78 million iPhone handsets -- a lot more than analysts had expected.

Catcher Technology’s CEO spilled the beans during a recent shareholder meeting.

Don't lose your iPhone in any of these countries, one analyst warns.

Apple's next-generation iPhone could launch with a brand new design after all.

Apple's next-generation handset could launch with one potentially-significant hardware change.