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Posted on May 12, 2008, Category: iPhone News, iPhone Rumors, iphone.
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ATT website leaks new iPhone color options - Black iPhone



AT&T seems to have made a boo boo by updating its site to include two color options for the iPhone, before Apple has even had a chance to release/debut/announce the new 3G iPhone.

This strongly reinforces the rumor that the iPhone will be available in two (or as many as three) colors. This also hints tot he fact that the 3G 2nd Gen iPhone may be coming sooner than we think, we’ll have to wait and see what happens.

Original Source: http://www.iphonebuzz.com/

update courtesy MacRumors

Update: According to one report from the forum thread, Apple’s online retail staff is indicating that news about the iPhone may be forthcoming in the next week. Whether this pertains to the current iPhone availability shortage or if it indicates a 3G iPhone announcement is uncertain. Typically retail staff are not told about upcoming announcements until immediately beforehand, however the iPhone shortage may have prompted a change from that procedure.

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