Case-maker Spigen is ready for Apple's "iPhone 6." Are you?

We're likely just weeks away from Apple's "iPhone 6" announcement.

The Lightning and headphone cable looks slightly different than the part found on the iPhone 5s.

Some online sellers in China are already taking preorders for Apple's next-generation, larger-screen smartphone.

Apple is preparing a record number of units for its next-generation smartphone, according to The Wall Street Journal.

Apple’s smartphone rival is once again trying to bash the iPhone.

The latest 'iPhone 6' leak is here.

Here are just of the few stories we covered during the past week.

Your old iPhone should be worth plenty of cash in September.

Mass production of Apple's so-called "iPhone 6" is set to kick off at Foxconn this month.

Using an LG G3 convinced me to buy a 5.5-inch "iPhone 6," if Apple releases one.

Here's some interesting news about the "iPhone 6."

Could this Touch ID sensor belong to Apple's next-generation iPhone handset?

Apple has added a new battery supplier for the "iPhone 6."

Through the end of May, the iPhone 5s remained the world's most popular smartphone.

New images purportedly show the size difference between the "iPhone 6" and iPhone 5s.

Apple might be forced to delay the 5.5-inch model of its so-called "iPhone 6" until 2015.

Not surprisingly, the "iPhone 6" could be Apple's fastest smartphone to date.

A blurry photo of what is said to be the front LCD frame of the "iPhone 6" has just been posted on the Web.

TSMC started shipping A-series processors to Apple in Q2 2014, a recent report claims.

It looks like Apple is expecting its iPhone 6 handset -- or handsets -- to be the most popular yet.

Could the iPhone 6's "secret weapon" be haptic feedback technology?

Here are the latest images purportedly showing the "iPhone 6."