The inique addition with this iPhone current price points, but offer 32GB and 16GB of storage (up from the current 16GB and 8GB), along with an improved 3.2-megapixel camera (up from the current 2-megapixel camera) with video-recording and editing capabilities, an all-new OLED screen, double the RAM for improved processing, 1.5x the battery life, a built-in FM transmitter and enhanced GPS, with turn-by-turn directions and the option to identify photos by location.
Cosmetic improvements too, including the removal of the metal band surrounding the edge of the device, a glowing Apple logo on back, rubber-tread backing and an all-round sleeker design.
It's pretty much everything that has previously rumoured and not much more. Sadly, the man on the inside didn't manage to take any blurry spy shots, although one image of a rubber back has appeared online previously. We'll be honest, we're not completely convinced that this is the final specification, but that doesn't really matter. The Apple WWDC is just over two week away, so we haven't long to wait for the official presentation. But just in case it is true, you might want to think twice before you sign up for that new mobile contract.
