Nowhereelse.fr shares [Google translation] a pair of photos of what may be the rear shell of Apple’s rumored lower-cost plastic iPhone. The site does acknowledges that it could simply be a part of a Chinese iPhone 5 clone, but some features such as a round rear microphone hole and rounded rear edges are consistent with previous claims for the lower-cost iPhone. » Photos of Plastic Rear Shell from Apple’s Lower-Cost iPhone?

G4Games points to a photo posted to Chinese microblogging site Sina Weibo that allegedly shows display assemblies from the iPhone 5S. In the photo above you see the iPhone 5s display photographed on a production line. MacRumors explains “The photo is relatively small, but the resolution is good enough that the redesigned flex cable connectors on the iPhone 5S part can be seen. On the iPhone 5, the two connectors supporting the display itself and the touch digitizer are both oriented horizontally, while on the iPhone 5S one is oriented vertically and the other horizontally.” » Photo Shows Display Assemblies From The iPhone 5S

MacRumors has received several images”seen above and after the break” that show both the interior and rear shell of Apple’s upcoming iPhone 5S. Some things that MacRumors noticed are, The main chip on the logic board is interestingly not labeled with an A-series name such as on the A6 seen in the iPhone 5, a date code visible on the bottom of the main chip reads “1243”, signifying that the chip was manufactured in the 43rd week of 2012, the battery carries a more recent Apple Part Number of 616-0652 compared to the iPhone 5 battery, which has carried several different part numbers including 616-0611 and 616-0613 and the rear shell photo shows a vertical pill-shaped window for the LED flash as opposed to a round window, supporting rumors of a dual LED flash for the iPhone 5S. » iPhone 5S Revealed in New Photos

MacStories shot another photo of the banner inside the Moscone Center where its Worldwide Development Conference is taking place next week. The photo shows a extremely simple banner featuring a svelte number 7 against a minimalist background. 9to5mac also posted a photo of a banner with an X in the middle, similar to the iOS 7 banner. » More Photos Of OS X and iOS 7 Banners at Moscone West for WWDC 2013

Apple is nearly finished decorating the Moscone Center for WWDC 2013. Macstories made some pictures of the giant Apple logos on the outside of the building, as well as large horizontal and street pole banners. On some of the banners inside the Moscone Center is the tagline ‘Where A Whole New World’s Developing’.

After the break you can see a photo of the banners on the newly renovated Metreon shopping center across the street from Moscone West. The building houses a popular movie theater complex, a newly-added Target store, and a number of restaurants. And a photo of a first-floor banner concealed with a white sheet. » Apple Close To Finishing WWDC 2013 Decorations

A new iPhone 6 concept has hit the web and features an Aluminum+Carbon Fiber Unibody Enclosure, a Lightning+MagSafe connector, Multi-Touch gesture support, two Quad-Core A7 processors, and a Retina 4.5-Inch 754×1296 333dpi display. It does look nice and it is always fun to see what people/designers thing “or hope” Apple’s new product will look like. Check out more pictures and a video of this beautiful iPhone 6 concept. » iPhone 6 Concept: Two Quad-Core A7 Processors, Edge-To-Edge Display & Multi-Touch Gesture Support

ETrade Supply has posted some photos of what it believes may be the rear shell for next-generation iPhone. The next generation iPhone will most likely be called the iPhone 5S. The rear shell looks almost identical to the iPhone 5, however there are a view things different from its iPhone 5 counterpart, most obviously in the arrangement of the screw holes for attaching the logic board. » First Images Of iPhone 5S Rear Shell?