John Gruber of DaringFireball.net, who knows people who know people -- no names! -- has weighed in with his opinion on what we just might see from Apple in terms of a next generation iPhone at WWDC 2009.
Very likely: July release with roughly double the CPU power, digital compass, better camera with video shooting + editing, and 16GB/32GB SKUs.
Somewhat likely: Same $199/$299 price point, 256MB of RAM
Just maybe: Better battery life
Very unlikely: iTablet at WWDC
Sorta unlikely but...: iPhone mini at WWDC.
We're guessing that's soft affirmation from him on both the iTablet and iPhone mini/nano, just not yet.
Pretty much in line with all the other rumors, so consider this just more weight on the scales.
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