Yes, Virginia, there is an iPhone from Apple

It's so pretty!

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Pinch yourself, Apple freaks. It's not a dream. The touch screen, wide-screen, media-playing iPod smart phone from Apple is here, and yes, it's called the iPhone. Read our play-by-play here.

The iPhone in off mode.

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Specs time:

• Cingular, quad-band GSM/EDGE phone
• Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, but no 3G
• 11.6mm thick: apparently thinner than all those other anorexic smart phones
• 2-megapixel camera
• iPod connector, mic input, and speaker jack
• Proximity sensor: when it's close to your ear, the touch screen and display shut down
• "Smart" screen knows which way to orient images depending on how you hold it; wide-screen playback for videos
• Highest-resolution Apple screen of all time
• Mac OS X operating system
• Touch screen interface, no stylus
• Full-on applications--more PC-like than mobile device-like
• "Visual voice mail"
• Safari Web browser
• Google Maps--including satellite and traffic data
• POP3 and IMAP e-mail capabilities--real e-mail, not mobile version
• Widgets!
• Seamless integration between EDGE and Wi-Fi
• Flash memory
• 5 hours of talk, video, and browsing time; 16 hours of audio playback
• 8GB model, $599 with a two-year contract
• 4GB model, $499
• Shipping in June

Listening to music on the iPhone

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By the way, Linksys might be ticked.