Developer Usage Logs Indicate Apple Testing iPhone 6

Unsurprisingly, Apple's already working on the iPhone 6 and iOS 7.

Welcome to the New Year… and a fresh batch of iPhone rumors.

It's not really surprising to hear rumblings of the iPhone 6 or iOS 7. After all, the dawn of a new iPhone and a new software update for Apple is like clockwork—sure to keep you outdated year-on-year.

The Next Web reports that it has been in contact with developers who have proof that Apple's been testing out the iPhone 6, which is also running iOS 7.

Apparently, the evidence—developer usage logs—reveals app requests with IP addresses that originate from Apple's Cupertino campus, giving this rumor a bit of legitimacy. These app requests indicate that Apple's experimenting with popular apps on the new hardware.

Though no specifics are given on the hardware or software, apparently Apple's been working on iOS 7 towards the end of 2012 and is working on finishing the features that will be unveiled at its first public release—presumably WWDC.

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