Yahoo! (exclamation not the company) The iPhone 4 has started to make its way to the hands of some of my favorite online gadget reviewers such as PhoneArena.

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I know a lot of you out there are hungry for more iPhone 4 news so here’s a little video from CNet showing the iPhone 4 ‘in person’ at WWDC 2010. In the vid below you’ll see Steve Jobs excitedly presenting the device as the biggest leap since the original iPhone. I’d tend to agree considering all the iPhone 4 features.

What do you think?

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More photos of the supposed iPhone HD / 4G have popped up on the web. This time it’s from a chinese site called Apple.pro. In the photo above you’ll see that this new iPhone will come in both black and white. The form factor is consistent to the shot of the “lost” iPhone that we talked about last month.  We’ll finally all be finally notified if this is legit in only 2 weeks time at the Apple WWDC.

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I’m slightly cynical about the way that a prototype of the next iPhone would be left in a bar for any unsuspecting person to find. Nothing against Gizmodo, but what are the chances of one of the world’s top gadget blogs randomly finding one of the world’s most sought after gadgets / scoops in a public space. Apple should have let a smaller and obscure Australian technology blog find the device in a cafe in Melbourne! Hint hint wink wink tickle under chin.

At the end of the day Apple’s hype-generation machine worked superbly and we have a clearer glimpse of what the next generation iPhone will look like right?

The team at Gizmodo (love @bruff & @ellyhart) have done an exemplary job at shooting photos of the new device and explaining its revamped ins and outs.

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One of my Twitter followers, @fastfx, sent me this link this morning to what appeared to be a leaked commercial for the next version of the iPhone. The first 40 seconds or so looked legit with emphasis on what looked to be a slimmer design and utilisation of the full screen i.e. no phone speaker or physical home button. But once I saw the slogan (position 45secs) “Your thoughts control it”, I immediately thought that it was fabricated as not even Apple’s marketing team would be corny enough to pen that.

What do you think?

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