A preview of the new iPhone from Apple has been posted over at Infosync World. 'Believe it or not, it's finally here, and it's even better than we expected. The quad-band GSM/EDGE/Wi-Fi iPhone (yes, Apple held onto the name) defies expections by essentially turning the long-rumored touch-screen iPod into a phone, making for an all-purpose music, video, photo and Web browsing machine that's even thinner than the latest slim smartphones. We're not exaggerating when we say this is possibly the most exciting phone we've ever seen.
Toting 8GB of flash memory (a 4GB version will also be available), the iPhone (which measures 4.5 by 2.4 by 0.46 inches -- nice) has a 3.5-inch "multi-touch" display that lets you control all the phone's functions with your fingers, ranging from dialing your contacts to scrolling though album covers and calling up a full QWERTY keypad (complete with text prediction for SMS messages). From what we've seen, the iPhone interface (powered by a slimmed-down version of Mac OS X) looks to be truly ground-breaking, with colorful, intuitive icons and screens that slide open and closed at a touch.'
Read: Apple unveils the 8GB touch-screen iPhone - Infosync World