What appears to be an iPhone 5 screen protector has appeared on the Hong Kong-based website Unwire.hk, which fits a screen significantly larger than the 3.5-inch display of the iPhone 4.

Apple is set to replace the 3.5-inch screen that the iPhone has had since it was first released back in 2007 with a screen that measures "at least four inches diagonally," according to sources ...

There's a lot to like about the iPhone 5, but after spending time with review units from Vodafone and Optus I wouldn't necessarily say bigger is better when it comes to the 4-inch screen.

The iPhone 5 sports a taller screen than any iPhone that came before it. Now developers are scrambling to ready their apps for that new screen. Many were unable to do so before the iPhone’s ...

33", is significantly thicker than the iPhone 5. Screen Size at Least 4" The iPhone 4's 3.5" (measured on the diagonal) screen measures approximately 1.95" in width within a total device width of ...

However, few would argue that picking up a simple iPhone screen protector to secure your iPhone 5 or 5S from the trials and tribulations of daily life is overkill. They’re versatile, providing ...

If rumors are to be believed, the next iPhone's due for a screen-size shakeup. Here are two good reasons why. I started with CNET reviewing laptops in 2009. Now I explore wearable tech, VR/AR ...

Lacking an iPhone 5 itself, of course ... We set it over our iPhone screen and found the phone to be as touch-responsive as the naked screen itself. One challenge: the GLAS.t screen is relatively ...

I wonder if Apple now regrets breaking the iPhone's 3:2 screen aspect ratio with the iPhone 5. Because of the (still) existing 4S, there was little that iOS really did with that extra real estate ...

Apple is preparing to release a new iPhone with a larger screen later this year, and while multiple reports have indicated that the screen will be larger, the exact dimensions of the screen and ...

There's a lot to like about the iPhone 5, but after spending time with review units from Vodafone and Optus I wouldn't necessarily say bigger is better when it comes to the 4-inch screen.