Apple Accidently Leaks Next iPhone on Barroom Floor

Imagine walking into a bar looking to order an apple martini, but instead you end up being served an Apple iPhone.

The gadget wizards over at Gizmodo.com claim to have possession of the Apple's next-gen iPhone that was found in a bar in Redwood City, California disguised as an iPhone 3GS. In an effort to sway the skeptics, Gizmodo took it apart and pieced it back together, uncovering every nerdy nook and cranny of the rogue hardware. What they discovered is rather convincing. They wrote, "Multiple components that were clearly labeled APPLE. And, because the components were fit extremely well and extremely conformed inside the case (obvious that it was designed FOR this case), it was evident that it was not just a 3G or a 3GS transplanted into another body."

New features range from major improvements (improved display, front-facing video chat camera) to minor adjustments (split buttons for volume, aluminum bordering). Gizmodo also revealed hardware specs stating, "The phone measures 4.50 by 2.31 by 0.37 inches. It weighs 140 grams. The 3GS weighs 137 grams on a postal scale (and 135 on Apple's official measurements). So, in comparison, it's 3 grams heavier." The new device's squared off sleek design is noted as a welcome improvement over the rounded-off 3GS.

If this is indeed the next iPhone, then someone at Apple is frantically patting their pockets and probably wishing they passed on that third shot of tequila.