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Some poking around the calendar of Apple’s usual Worldwide Developer Conference venue, the Moscone Center, has folks guessing that the big iPhone and Mac event of the year is going down between June 28 and July 2. You might remember that the iPhone 3GS was announced at the last one, and the iPhone 3G before that, so odds are good we’ll be seeing something new in 2010 as well.
The latest rumours about Apple’s next smartphone are revolving around a tablet form factor, but there’s plenty of reason to doubt its existence. Hopefully those pictures of the new SIM tray are enough to squash all that older talk about an iPhone Nano. As for who will be offering this new mystery iPhone, it’s hard to imagine with Apple putting up with any more of AT&T’s terrible service, so a deal with Verizon or T-Mobile is more than likely should a new device be announced.
To keep up on official information about WWDC dates, sessions, and registration, it’ll all be on Apple’s site.
[via AppleInsider]
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