The speculations of which began at the end of 2012 is finally going to see the dawn of its launch day, if the rumors are to be believed.

For almost a year Apple has kept mum about its iWatch and while the endless rumors like Apple working with Intel on a wrist-worn gadget with a 1.5inch screen or that the iWatch would be Siri-controlled or that a team of 100 Apple product designers are working on the watch and more surfaced, Apple somehow managed to keep its cool and kept on working on the iWatch, if the gadget does exists.

Well, the latest rumor surrounding the Apple's yet to be announced iWatch pertains to its charging options.

Come September 10, Apple's next generation of iPhone would set the market ablaze and when we say this we mean literary. As we already know that Apple next month would be launching the iPhone 5S and as the day of the launch is approaching the rumors surrounding this device are increasing.

In our last edition of Apple rumor of the week, we brought you the leaked images of the budget iPhone in the production line in China. And in our latest edition of Apple rumor of the week, what we have for is a set of images that were recently leaked and confirms one rumor that has been going around for sometime that iPhone 5S would come with a fingerprint scanner.

Yup, we're back with the Apple rumor of the week edition of the Apple rumors going around lately.

For starters, Apple is already late on its iPhone 5S anticipated launch and in case you were waiting to purchase the 'next' of the iPhone generation I guess you got to wait for sometime. Meanwhile, here's a news for you.

Last what we heard about the iPhones was that Apple is working on a cheaper version of its iPhone and recently, after some leaked images of the so-called 'budget iPhone 5' surfaced on the internet, the rumors got confirmed and the budget iPhone is already in production in China.

Want a watch that apart from showing you the time, plays your favorite music, lets you make a call or answer one, tells you your location coordinates and much more. Who won't?

Apple has everything for all our technology-related needs; the iPhone for making/answering calls, iPad for work and iPod for music and now the iWatch for checking out the time.

There have been rumors about Apple venturing into the smart watch territory since last year but when in February, this year Bloomberg published an article about the iWatch, everything got confirmed.

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Just like last year, the rumor mill is again all hot with the rumors about Apple's iPhone 5S, which is due to release this June. Tech bloggers and journalists are already debating about the features of iPhone 5S on the internet.

Recently, some images of the iPhone 5S surfaced on a Chinese website's blog, which are allegedly taken from a Foxconn's facility in China. These images are of the pre-production version of the yet-to-be-launched iPhone 5S and by these images, if real, one thing that we can clearly judge is that the design theme is still going to be the same, as it is since Apple introduced its iPhone 4.

Its no surprise that Apple Inc is set to release a smartphone again in 2013, besides the iPhone Mini shortly. Months back the rumor mills set the date for the iPhone 5S release somewhere in midsummer this year. Adding onto this now, fuels sparked from an IP address, tracked to Apple's Cupertino headquarters, that the firm was now testing newer apps for the upcoming iPhone 6 on a iOS 7.

The real question however comes down to whether Apple will opt in to release a fully upgraded version of its previous iPhones or simply improve its existing model that's same as iPhone 3GS and 4GS. But then what's does the iPhone 5S release in the market imply?

Come June 2013, Apple's iPhone 5S is all set to create a rip roaring noise in the market. Power-packed reviews debating its features and the new technology it will usher in, is the talk of the town.

To get an overview, let's take a tour as to what you can anticipate by June 2013. This time around the iPhone is set to be released in 6 to 8 colors with additional features such as new super HD screen with a screen based on Sharp's IGZO display technology, better battery with 128 GB storage and a functional NFC (Near Field Communication) that will facilitate online transactions.

While the updates in this version are something to look forward to, but when we consider the user-side of the story, how many of us judge a product based on its technological details or how many of us actually even care?