Word has spread that Apple has asked assembler Hon Hai to start shipping out both the high-end and low-end iPhone this September. Some might ask what's the difference between the two models and exactly what is the point? 

Look-wise the low-end and less expensive iPhone will use a non-metal casing where as the higher-end model typically uses aluminum for it's casing. However, both the high and low end models will come with the option of choosing from multi-colored schemes.

Analysts also say that the low-budget iPhone will bring in more revenue to Apple, especially from countries such as, Chine and India. Now where does the mechanics of each phone change? There is no word if the two iPhones will be operating under the same software or not. My guess is that they won't because it will clearly defeat the purpose of being called a "low-end" iPhone. After all, we are really paying for the phones software and not it's outter appearance.

Competitors such as, Samsung are planning to up the competition by holding their release of the new Galaxy Note 3 and possibly their new smart watch called "Galaxy Gear" on September 4th. Google's Android Software seems to be hitting points and characteristics that iOs7 has seemed to some how miss, which has in return pushed its shares down 40%. Lets just hope that this new gimmick will help Apple make it back to the top!