Apple is set to commence production of the "iPhone 6" next month, with the possibility of launching the smartphone's two models simultaneously.

Intel would like to once again provide baseband processors for Apple's iPhone.

Apple's chief manufacturing partner is set to carry out its largest single hiring spree as it prepares to produce the so-called "iPhone 6."

These are just a few of the stories we covered during the week that was.

A couple of leaked photos show the alleged LCD component of the 5.5-inch iPhone 6.

The Fire phone isn't an "iPhone killer." Still, it could make some waves in mobile.

The new facility is located in Salem, Massachusetts.

A barometer could help determine altitude and gauge upcoming weather conditions.

A new video essentially compares the 5.5-inch "phablet"-style iPhone 6 to the Samsung Galaxy Note 3.

The latest information about Apple's new iPhone and long-rumored wearable device isn't all good.

Here are the latest in a series of "iPhone 6" images leaked in recent weeks.

Have you noticed that no one has leaked a photo of Apple's long-rumored wearable device?

Apple's iPhone 6 could offer users an ultra-high resolution "Quad HD" display.

If one analyst has it right, we should see sapphire-coated iPhones and a sapphire-coated iWatch launch this year.

Now we get to see images of dummy models of the 4.7-inch and 5.5-inch iPhone 6.

If you're planning on purchasing Apple stock, now would be a good time to buy.

Three new images have been released apparently showing the next iPhone.

The video shows a sleek and thin handset with an iPod touch like body.

A new set of photos shows the rear shell of Apple's iPhone 6 in its outer, inner, left side, and right side views.

One analyst says the rumored device will be priced competitively.

It looks like Apple's 5.5-inch iPhone 6 won't be delayed, after all.

Developers have a new tool in the latest Xcode beta.

Apple is tired of the "iPhone 6" leaks.