The first "iPhone mini" rumor of the week arrives.

Following the launch of several incentives, Apple's iPhone sales in India are reported to have increased by between 300 and 400 percent.

Apple proves that it can still surprise, and to competitors says Game On.

Apple's next line of iDevices could include Samsung Displays, after all.

At All Things D's D11 conference, Apple CEO Tim Cook discussed the company's current "one-a-year" iPhone upgrade strategy.

Here is a look at when new iOS devices should launch, based on the latest rumors.

You've already seen this budget iPhone concept, but not quite like this.

Will Apple call its forthcoming handset the "iPhone 5S," "iPhone 6," or neither? One leaked inventory image suggests "iPhone 6" is on the cards, but don't hold your breath.

China Mobile and Apple could soon announce a deal to bring the iPhone to China's largest carrier.

Most iPhone 5 owners won't be able to buy the iPhone 5S. No matter, says one analyst.

This image could be of the back panel of the budget iPhone.

The budget iPhone could take 11 percent of the worldwide low-cost smartphone market in first year.

The iPhone 5's days could be numbered.

Wonderful new budget iPhone concept harps back to Apple's younger days.

A lower-cost iPhone is still also on schedule to be released sometime later this year.

Apple wants a bigger footprint in India.

Another analyst jumps on the "iPhone mini" bandwagon.

Martin Hajek's new designs for the budget iPhone are here.

A recent panel discussion concludes that Apple isn't in trouble, like many are suggesting.

Samsung missed a golden opportunity this week when they announced the Galaxy S IV.

More of the same as another analyst discusses the so called "iPhone mini."

A discussion with Apple's CFO convinces one analyst that an "iPhone mini" is coming.

Were Apple to release a less expensive iPhone, some questions would need to be answered.