WWDC 2010 is only 5 days away now and the rumors about the next iPhone just don’t stop. In fact these rumors wont go until Steve Jobs finally raises the curtain on the next iPhone by officially giving it a name on next Tuesday.
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Coming back to the topic, we’ve have already seen the front white casing of the new iPhone surfacing previously a number of times (video here). But now what we’re seeing are the actual back pieces of the phone showing up on the Powerbook Medic site. This, and all the previous leaks suggests that Apple will be offering the 4th-gen iPhone in both white and black color models full around to the front panel.
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Since the bezel sticks out in all the leaks that we have seen so far, will Apple give us the choice to change these faceplates/panels (both on front and back) to any color we want?
After the popularity of the “White” iPhone 4G renderer, the design geniuses is back with more mockups which ads “color” to the original. These stunning renderings are again based on the lost iPhone 4G / HD, and are inspired by the leaked white front panel of the next-gen iPhone which suggested that Apple might be offering the 4th-gen iPhone in both white and black color models full around to the front panel.
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It would have been even more better if we could get to see the next-iPhone in all the new 5th-gen iPod nano colors.
Apple is expected to unveil the next-generation iPhone for general availability at the annual WWDC 2010 conference on June 7. iPhone OS 4 is also expected to be released at the same event.