iPhone 2010 faceplate shows up?

08. Feb, 2010 | by Cam Bunton 5 Comments

What appears to be leaked photographs have surfaced from a repair company, showing what could well be the front of the new, next-generation iPhone. With the iPad being launched recently, it seems as though many have forgotten about the next iPhone release, which will almost undoubtedly be announced and released by the end of June.

The pictures were leaked by iResQ, a company that specializes in iPhone repairs. If we’re to believe them, the new iPhone will be 1/4″ taller than the 3GS and has some sort of reflective surface above the speaker. What is this reflective surface? Is it, as iResQ thinks, a proximity sensor? Or is it the long-desired iSight camera? You decide. Pictures are below:

via iResQ, neowin

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5 Responses to “iPhone 2010 faceplate shows up?”

  1. Jake Reply 09. Feb, 2010 at 12:16 am

    Personally, I hope the “reflective surface” is some sort of notifications LED (think Blackberry and Android)… the notifications system on the iPhone now is embarassing, especially when compared to Androids pull-down notifications bar

  2. Vladi Iotov Reply 09. Feb, 2010 at 4:11 am

    That would be truly amazing!

    *crosses fingers*

  3. m3 real Reply 15. Feb, 2010 at 4:58 am

    Hello
    Its interesting to know next-generation iPhone.I like its large screen very much and now I can’t wait for this one.Thanks for this nice information.

  4. Cam Bunton Reply 15. Feb, 2010 at 7:22 am

    I admit a little notifications LED would be useful, in the night time though they have a tendency to irritate somewhat.

    Thanks M3, we’ll try and keep you up to date on any new rumors.

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