The $199 iPhone 5s comes with just 16GB of storage, which is simply not enough for a modern smartphone. Paying a premium for more storage is the way to go.

Storage The iPhone lineup starts with a paltry 8 GB of storage on the free-on-contract iPhone 4S that launched a few years ago and storage goes up to a maximum of 64 GB on the iPhone 5S. Given ...

Even a blue 16-GB Sprint model ($117.40 on Amazon) can go for $165.04 on Glyde. The 16-GB iPhone 5s goes for $295.68 for AT&T owners and $327.88 for Verizon users.

Per the historical iPhone price structure, the new iPhone 5S running iOS 7 will be priced at $199 for 16GB, $299 for 32GB, or $399 for 64GB with a two-year contract.

The iPhone 5s' weight stays the same as its predecessor as well. It's 14 percent lighter than the Galaxy S4, though the GS4's much larger size actually has it winning in terms of relative weight ...

Also interesting is that Apple may up the storage on the iPhone to 128 GB. Previously, the largest capacity iPhones checked in with 64 GB of storage.

Pricing is unchanged, with the iPhone 5S starting at $199 for the 16GB model, $299 for the 32GB model and $399 for the 64GB model. (Those prices require a two-year contract with your wireless ...

The iPhone 5s is sold only in 16GB and 32GB storage capacities, the former very small. If you’re going to buy this model, we’d strongly advise spending the extra $50 for the 32GB model.

In the U.S., the iPhone 5s costs $199, $299, and $399 for the 16 GB, 32 GB, and 64 GB models respectively with a 2-year contract. Non-contract, unlocked SIM free devices are available for $649 ...

RadioShack is planning a new iPhone promotion starting tomorrow that will let new or upgrading users get an iPhone 5s at a significant discount. The 16 GB model of Apple’s latest smartphone will ...

There’s no doubt that the iPhone 6s is better than the iPhone 5s, although if we compare the 64GB iPhone 6s with the 32GB 5s (the cheapest viable choice for each phone) you’re looking at an ...

The iPhone 5s records 720p resolution video at 120 frames per second, and plays it back at 30 fps; the result is a gorgeous effect will probably overwhelm Facebook soon.