We've been bringing you all of the latest news for the iPhone 5S and the iPhone 5C which are due to be released on September 10.
But what about the iPhone 6?
Rumours around the iPhone 6 are pretty few and far between, but we have pooled together the gossip and concept designs to give you a comprehensive look at what the iPhone 6 might include.
There have been lots of extremely cool concept art floating about - although it's hard to know how much is real.
One includes a wrap-around screen. This takes the handset beyond an edge-to-edge display, with the edges and possibly the back becoming an active screen.
Another potential look is a multi-coloured aluminium based design, which comes in a wide range of colours including red and blue.
The form looks a lot squarer than previous iPhone designs and it also looks much thinner and flatter.
This design is also supposed to be constructed from aluminium-carbon – a material that looks like aluminium but has the strength of carbon fibre – with an edge-to-edge Retina 2 display.
The screen is apparently coated in ultra-tough graphene making it 40 percent lighter than the iPhone 5 and 60 percent stronger.
While these are just possibilities, the idea of a 6.2-inch iPhone 6 has become popular among experts, and it shows some serious competition for the Samsung Galaxy Note 3.
The iPhone 6 may also feature technology that allows you to adjust your car from your iDevice.
A patent filed by Apple shows the ability to tune the radio into your preferred station, adjust mirrors and seat position so if you share a car, you can make it perfect for your needs with the tap of a screen.
News has also come out that the iPhone 6 will work on all 4G LTE networks.
Currently, the iPhone 5 only works on EE 4G, but will not work on Vodafone or O2's new networks.
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