Oh, and the screen is the same size as all previous iPhones. The difference is that the iPhone 4 boasts the new "Retina Display," which houses 326 pixels per inch (the limit of human eyes in 300 pixels per inch[as stated by Steve Jobs in the iPhone 4 keynote]).

Also, the iPhone 4 boasts tap to focus photo/video, LED flash, front and rear-facing cameras, the new gyroscope sensor, and, as stated, multi-tasking. Looking forward to this version of iPhone.

The basics are covered in the article... But on when this article was published (June 11), all the information had already been released! There shouldn't have been a need for speculation on iPhone 4 info, as all of the information was already online and waiting to be turned into knowledge.

I do appreciate the basics of the article even though there are a few spelling and grammatical errors. But that is neither here nor there. The point of the article was to inform. Task accomplished.

I would also like to add that the iPhone 4 pricing mentioned is also with a 2-year contract and existing iPhone users whose contract ends anytime in 2010 can get a discount on the iPhone 4 price (what the discount is, I'm not sure). Pre-order can be accomplished online through AT&T and Apple (I think?) or in AT&T stores on the 15th of June. Hard release is set for June 24th.

It is also noted that, if someone wants to buy the iPhone without signing a contract with AT&T, the prices will look like this:

-$599 for the 16GB version
-$699 for the 32GB version

Hope that clears some stuff up for those still wondering.