Now that we’re just sitting here comfortably waiting, we provided some of the most probable features of the new iDevice – like an augmented storage capacity, camera, processor and will certainly utilize iPhone OS 4.0 for its platform. If you have some 5 minutes to burn, you can read it here.

Nonetheless, if ever these rumors are true then we can assume that the new iPhone will also have a front-facing camera, higher resolution (possibly can extend up to HD quality) and will use MicroSim like its big-brother, iPad.

So what do you think? Could this only be an illusion of the real iPhone 4G or not? Let us know with your comments.

Update 1: Ladies and gentlemen, it has now been confirmed! — (lub dub) That these leaked photos are the real official Fourth Gen Apple iPhones! Gizmodo manage to have their own unit as well in their hands and more interestingly, got a chance to dig the innards of this device and their discovery is somewhat amazing!

- Basing from the sideglances, it’s thinner than the 3GS. Internal components is somewhat smaller and has a larger battery. Not disclosed if it was a removable Li-On or not.

- Unlike the curve body  /plastic shell of the 3GS, the iPhone 4G has a very flat-squared body enclosed by a ‘somewhat’ metallic chassis that has quite a resemblance with Apple’s MacBook Pro series today.

- Like we mentioned, it’ll have a higher resolution, will use Micro Sim and will run iPhone OS 4.0

- Gizmodo can’t give the exact numbers but the resolution can go as high as 960 x 480

- Will have a front and secondary rear camera (with flash)

- Like the Nexus One, it has a secondary mic for noise cancellation purposes.

Video Impressions:

Ah yes! Nothing beats the day than having a fresh leak of Apple device, huh? Unlike that cupertino-tablet, which was revealed only hours before the official release. I wonder, how will Apple react to this?

Update 2: Legality woes – While some of you are wondering how the heck we got an early leak impression for the iPhone 4G — Which is highly unlikely, for a company like Apple, who guards its iDevices, like its the last unicorn. Here’s how it sums-up.

The story, as it goes so far: guy finds what looks like an iPhone 3GS in a protective case sitting on the floor of a bar in San Jose. He pops the case off and, lo and behold, it’s not the iPhone 3GS at all, but a brand-stinkin’ new, unreleased iPhone. He sends some pictures to Engadget, and then sells the unit itself to Gizmodo for the aforementioned rumored price tag of $10k. Giz then spends a few days attempting to prove that it’s real before posting it. (via mobilecrunch)

I highlighted the 10, OOO USD there so you can see that this leak, is not a joke at all.

If you’re an enthusiasts then this official statement is a must have for you, if you’re an average joe who just want to meld and know what apple has stored for you then don’t miss the said date either. Everyone is qualified, you don’t need to become a tech-fashionista just to fit in yourself, as long as you know the topic to sell and we’re all set! –  So what’s the topic again? Well it just so happen that next week, Apple will finally reveal their most guarded secret gadget(s) of the month –You know? The one which was said to bring forth a yet another game-changer for our gizmos that we carry around — their mytholigical tablet which was called with ‘oh so many names’, the closest one is the title “iSlate”. Also, the ‘most awaited’ iPhone 4G will have a place on the crowd too, now getting a quality dose of rumor-juice.

So let’s start with the official statement.

Apple invites us, humans to see their latest creations on their very vibrant “Come see our latest creations” card taking place at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts Theater in San Francisco, on January 27, 2010 – starting 10:00am

What to see?

According to foxnews this event will surely dazzle us – I suppose seeing first hand what the rumored tablet can do is exhilirating already (hopefully, it can live up to the expectations of the uproaring crowd) Other than the tablet, iPhone 4G and iLife 2010 software will also be tackled. What’s that again? iLife? Hmm, now that’s new! Here’s the excerpt

I spoke to a source at Apple this morning, before the invite hit my inbox, who said the event would likely focus on three projects: The tablet device, iPhone 4, and a new round of iLife 2010 software. While we won’t see new iPhone hardware just yet, we will see the next-generation software.

So while you’re here waiting, we prepared some things that you may want to look at before you head on with Apple’s D day ceremony.

iPhone 4G: What to expect?

Good guys from nowherelse.fr made a quick breakdown of what are the plausible scenarios for the 4th generation model. It seems the availability of it on May-Jun 2010, OLED display, 5MP camera are the most probable cases, as we expected. Albeit, the rumors of it having a front-faced cam, beefed out dual-core procs and memory and removable battery are already lining up on a half-full, half-empty scenario. Okay, here’s the picture for you to scrutinize! (click to enlarge)

Is it me or just my hazy eyes, but what happened to the new 64 GIG storage capacity?

Anyway, I’m sure we will have a better picture on Apple’s D Day.

Apple Tablet: What to expect?

Added to the pre-rumor mills and the neo-rumor mills we’ve collected here’s another one from WSJ. And oh, these guys mean business!

HarperCollins Publishers is negotiating with Apple Inc. to make electronic books available for the introduction of a new tablet device from Apple, according to people familiar with the situation, posing a challenge to Amazon.com Inc.

HarperCollins is expected to set the prices of the e-books, which would have added features, with Apple taking a percentage of sales. Details haven’t been ironed out.

What does it mean?

It appears HarperCollins Publisher will try to distribute its e-book, primarily to Apple and let the users dictate the price for each e-book copy which is rumored to be sold on iTunes.

If this rumor will become true, this could spell a real threat to Amazon’s dominating streak on the ebook industry via their Kindle, which we all know will probably have a stiff rivalry with Skiff reader too.

Pretty interesting stuff huh? Well, if you have some more minutes to burn you can digest all the details on this WSJ report.

As usual, we will keep you guys updated on what’s the official score for these mythological gadgets. Stick around.

January 27 Updates: The moment of truth is just minutes away and we’ve got the whole summary here and some ‘boastful specs coming from our sources. Savor it! while waiting for the official statement today.