Enter Goophone I5, Looking a Lot Like Apple's iPhone 5

Want to get an iPhone 5 but can't handle the wait for the Apple (AAPL) release later this month? You might consider buying a knockoff from Goophone. This little-known Chinese company has just announced the launch of its own iPhone 5 look-alike, the ...

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New pics of Apple's 'iPhone 5' mystery part reaffirm no NFC chip

The latest leak claiming to show parts from Apple's next iPhone offers a closer look at a mysterious internal component located next to the earpiece, revealing it does not house a near-field communications chip. The latest pictures published on ...

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iPhone 5 launch reportedly marks the end of iPhone 3GS

With the reveal of the iPhone 5 now less than a week away, Apple is reportedly taking a look at the devices it has on offer and deciding where to make cuts. The Telegraph is reporting that once the iPhone 5 is on the scene, Apple will stop offering the ...

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Amazon joins gadget makers jockeying for edge this holiday season, as new ...

Samsung Electronics Co. benefited from having its Galaxy S III out in the U.S. in June, while Apple was still selling an iPhone model released last October. A new iPhone is expected as early as this month, allowing Apple to recapture the attention and ...

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Apple's iPhone 5 invite sparks new spike in trade-ins

Because the invite features a large number "12" casting a shadow resembling a "5," the expectation is that Apple will roll out a new smartphone called the "iPhone 5" next Wednesday. "News of the Apple event invitation triggered a lot of activity," said ...

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Galaxy S III Replaces iPhone 4S as Carriers' Top Seller

In May and June, the iPhone 4S was the top-selling device at AT&T, Verizon Wireless and Sprint. On June 21 the Galaxy S III became available in the United States, and by July, it was sharing the title with Apple, leading sales at T-Mobile (which doesn ...

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Apple: We didn't pass iPhone, iPad device IDs to FBI

According to New Zealand security consultant Aldo Cortesi, many iPhone and iPad-based applications regularly send device UDIDs to servers on the internet over insecure communication channels. iOS 6 is due out in the coming weeks, pegged for a "fall" ...

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