Linked by Adam S on Sat 7th Jun 2008 15:11 UTC
Crunchgear has posted pics that they believe are a real ad for the upcoming 3G iPhone, revealing the much discussed video conferencing feature many have been anticipating. Recent patents filed by Apple corroborate this evidence. In addition to showcasing a Product (RED) version, the ads also suggest the release of iChat for Windows. It also appears that the new firmware will support UMTS/HSDPA, as expected. 
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2008-06-02
Step out of the RDF for a second and the obvious explanation might occur to you: Apple couldn't get those features ready in time for launch (or they couldn't be bothered to), but they released anyway, knowing that they would have no shortage of apologists from the legions of "Apple-can-do-no-wrong" fanbois.
Clearly someone can't see beyond the iPhone, but it doesn't appear to be AT&T or RIM...