Apple just put up details about its WWDC conference (Apple Worldwide Developers Conference) on their site. Given the recent iPhone 4G leak and Apple’s usual timing when it comes to iPhone announcements, it’s very likely that Apple will officially announce the next version of iPhone at the conference, which is being held from June 7-11 in San Francisco.
Since the leaked prototype that ended up in the hands of tech blog Gizmodo was obviously very real, we don’t expect too many surprises. The iPhone 4G (as it’s likely to be called) will likely feature two cameras (with the back camera improved compared to the one in iPhone 3GS), an improved display, microSIM support and metal details on the case. We don’t doubt, however, that a wave of rumors will precede the official announcements; after all, we’re talking about Apple, one of the most secretive companies in the world. You never know what it might be hiding up its sleeve.
[via The iPhone Blog]
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