Apple has announced a special event for September 12th

A Vietnamese website has posted video and high quality images of what it claims to be redesigned headphones for the new iPhone.

The next generation iPhone may have an A6 chip.

Apple’s next generation iPhone won’t support NFC.

RIM showcased the BlackBerry 10 platform to some carriers who apparently liked it. But ultimately, it’s the consumer who will decide whether your phone is a hit or not, not carriers.

A new report suggests that there will be two separate Apple media events for the new iPhone and iPad mini.

Facebook has released a much faster iPhone app. The update also adds some new features and gestures.

LG has started a mass production of displays. These displays are rumored to be for the next iPhone.

Apple’s “unbreakable” iOS device encryption has been highlighted

Pre-orders for the next-generation iPhone are rumored to start on September 12th.

In anticipation of the upcoming new iPhone, Target and Best Buy have slashed the prices of the iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S. The iPhone 4S on AT&T and Verizon have been cut from $199 to $179 (16GB), but there is no word on whether or not the prices of the Sprint phone have dropped or if the 32GB or 64GB iPhone are included in this deal.

Apple may be planning to launch the iPhone 5 and the iPad Mini at a special event on September 12.

Facebook is apparently working with HTC to build its own smartphone, which will be integrated deeply with its various services.

Here are some juicy tidbits that were revealed in Apple’s Q3 FY12 earnings call by its CEO and CFO.

Apple has posted its earnings for the third fiscal quarter of 2012, with quarterly revenue of $35 billion. It sold 26 million iPhones and 17 million iPads this quarter.