A huge surge of excitement has surrounded pictures of what may, or may not be, the next-gen iPhone for 2010. The images surfaced at Engadget, sourced from someone who'd supposedly found the device dropped in a public place. The photos just show the powered-down device, since it apparently won't turn on any more...but when it did, it ran an unseen version of iPhone OS. Since the images surfaced, they've been questioned, reaffirmed, questioned again and defended again.
And that's about all you
A huge surge of excitement has surrounded pictures of what may, or may not be, the next-gen iPhone for 2010. The images surfaced at Engadget, sourced from someone who'd supposedly found the device dropped in a public place. The photos just show the powered-down device, since it apparently won't turn on any more...but when it did, it ran an unseen version of iPhone OS. Since the images surfaced, they've been questioned, reaffirmed, questioned again and defended again.
And that's about all you
