Could Apple's next-generation iPhones launch on a Thursday instead this year?

According to recent data, one-third of all smartphones shipped worldwide fit into the "phablet" category.

Here's another iPhone 6 mould. How do you like the anticipated design of the handset?

Here are just a few of the stories we covered this week.

One new video compares leaked iPhone 6 cases against the iPhone 5s, the Nexus 5, and the Galaxy Note 3.

A new report says Apple is planning to release two new iPhones this year.

Could Apple's 5.5-inch iPhone have already suffered a major setback?

It looks like mass production of Apple's next-generation iPhone is set to begin in Q2.

If one analyst's sources have it right, the iPhone 6 will include pressure and humidity sensors.

If Apple does launch a bigger iPhone Air, we think it'll look a lot like this.

Could Apple reserve sapphire glass for its flagship next-generation iPhone only?

This could be Apple's iPhone 6, but it's not the first time we've seen this design.

Apple won't admit it, but the iPhone 5c has been a failure.

Tim Cook signed smartphones at China Mobile's iPhone launch, but dodged questions concerning the iPhone 6.

Pegatron could be responsible for manufacturing half of Apple's iPhone 6 handsets, according to a recent report.

How awesome are these new iPhone concept videos?

Your task: Design the perfect "iPhone 6."

It could be that two larger, curved iPhone handsets are set to launch next year.

One new concept investigates how a sixth-generation "iPhone Air" might look.

Apple is said to be developing three different iPhones. Which of these could be released in 2013?