Apple didn't disappoint its legions of fans Monday, unveiling a new, sleeker version of the iPhone complete with a raft of new features including a front-facing camera for video-chatting, a
higher-resolution screen and longer battery life.
The highly-anticipated iPhone 4, which will go on sales June 24, was showcased Monday by Apple CEO Steve Jobs at the company's annual
Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco, where new products are often rolled out. Never one to avoid hyperbole, Jobs called the latest model "the biggest leap we've taken since the original
iPhone."
More details in Apple's release here.