Apple's newest iPhone will feature a new processor, the same powerful chip included in the iPad 2, an updated camera and possibly an all-new look. The iPhone 5 could be curvier and slimmer than its prior versions, according to some reports.

Since the smartphone's debut, Apple has launched a new iPhone every June.

Another popular search on the Internet Thursday includes "Saab" after news that the carmaker is so strapped for cash it can't pay wages to its employees.

Saab said it hasn't obtained necessary short-term funding to pay its workers. In response, two Saab unions have demanded payment by Monday, or they'll take legal action that could result in the company being put into bankruptcy.

Saab's production was halted for most of April, May and June because it could not pay suppliers, and now also needs funds to restart it. The company agreed to a rescue package earlier this month from two Chinese companies, pending approval from the Chinese and Swedish governments, the European Investment Bank and shareholder General Motors. In the deal, Saab would hand over a majority stake in return for a cash injection that could potentially solve longer-term financial problems.