Apple CEO Steve Jobs took to the stage June 7 at the companys 2010 Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) in San Francisco to reveal the much-expected next-generation iPhone. Although many of the details of the new iPhone, including a larger battery and A4 processor, corresponded with those of prototype devices leaked over the past few months, Jobs also rolled out some as-yet-unrevealed creations, including FaceTime, which lets users make video calls via WiFi. Although the iPhone continues to dominate much of the mind-share for the consumer smartphone market, it faces rising competition from devices running Google Android. – Apple CEO Steve Jobs took to the stage June 7 at the
companys 2010 Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) in San Francisco to
announce the much-expected next-generation iPhone. The device represents
Apples hopes of staying ahead in the consumer smartphone market, where it
finds itself challenged…