The 5C will cost $99 with a two-year contract, while the 32GB version will sell for $199 with a two-year contract. The 5S will cost $199, $299 or $399 for a 16GB, 32GB or 64GB model, respectively.

Get ready to touch the iPhone in an intimate way.
Apple unveiled new versions of its ubiquitous smartphone, one of which includes a fingerprint sensor for authenticating ownership.
The tech giant confirmed the new hardware during a media event Tuesday at its California headquarters, where it showed off a stripped-down model, the iPhone 5C, and a higher-end iPhone 5S.

The phones will be released Sept. 20, although the 5C can be pre-ordered starting Friday.
The 5S has a 4-inch display and will come with several bells 'n whistles, including the fingerprint sensor, a flashier camera and a longer battery life than the iPhone 5, Apple execs said.
The special sensor feature known as Touch ID had been rumored prior to Tuesday's announcement.

'You can simply touch your home button to unlock your phone,' said Phil Schiller, Apple's senior vice president for marketing.
In case you share your device, the phone has the ability to recognize more than one fingerprint.
Apple said it verifies a user based on one's 'sub-epidermal skin layers.'.