Now it looks like inside sources are confirming the June 9 date, which is also when Steve Jobs' keynote at Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference is scheduled.
A report from UBS Investment Research has raised Apple stock to an estimated $220. Following are features of the new second generation iPhone, iPhone 2.0.
1.Two multi-touch sensors, both on the "bottom" part of the phone. When it's closed, the phone acts like your current model iPhone. When it's open, only the bottom part of the phone is touch-sensitive, whereas the top part is just a display.
2.3G/HSDPA, GPS, Back in (Glossy) Black.
As well as the by-now familiar: 3G and real GPS—expected, and hoped for. Metal backing out, glossy black is in, with chrome volume buttons, which should help with signal issues.
3.A Little Fatter. It's also a little fatter, but you can toss your stupid headphone adapter. The screen is the same size and res.
4.5MPX camera on backside.
5.Stereo speakers.
6.OSX 2.0
Besides new features, apparently many people HATE the candy-bar form factor and won't even consider a phone a real phone unless it's a clamshell.
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Addition: A countries list with iPhone 2.0 deals from Google:
Australia, the Czech Republic, Egypt, Greece, Italy, India, Portugal, New Zealand, South Africa, Turkey, Italy, India, Austria, Philippines, Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Jamaica, Mexico, Nicaragua, Paraguay, Peru, Puerto Rico, Uruguay, Canada, Singapore, Belgium, Jordan, Romania, Switzerland and Slovakia.
