AT&T is hoping to make purchasing a new handset much easier in 2016.

While it's not advertised, AT&T has a great deal on the latest iOS handset.

If you want to know how to upgrade to the next iPhone set to be released, we've got the skinny on how that works under AT&T's Next plan.

We might be seeing an end to subsidized pricing for iPhones.

AT&T Next 24 launches on Nov. 9.

It looks like Apple could offer carriers' early upgrade programs in U.S. stores in time for the "iPhone 6."

Sprint is set to launch its own "early upgrade" program, called One Up.

This week, we received a potential launch date for the iPhone 5S, Apple released iOS 7 beta 5, and Apple's performance during Q2 2013 was revealed.

AT&T has lowered the pricing for its "Next" program in a bid to better compete with its competitors.

AT&T is continuing to receive a hard time over its "AT&T Next" program.

Verizon asserts in a recent advertisement that its network sets "a standard for reliability."

There were plenty of Apple rumors this week, including ones that didn't sound quite right. Here are just a few of the stories that we covered during the week that was.

Which is less expensive: AT&T Next or T-Mobile Jump? This report finds out.

T-Mobile's chief executive officer has publicly condemned AT&T Next, calling the product "smoke and mirrors."

AT&T and Verizon are soon to make it easier for subscribers to upgrade to the latest smartphone.