3G iPhone touchscreen leaks out?

We're just four days away from WWDC, so the rumor mill is churning at a fever pitch -- and the latest context-less bits of info to emerge from the churn are these purported photos of the 3G iPhone's touchscreens over at iLounge. Yeah, that's touchscreens, plural -- if these are to believed, Apple's got two sizes of iPhone in store for us on Monday: a 3.2-inch model, and a smaller 2.8-inch model. Note that both of those sizes are smaller than the current iPhone's 3.5-inch screen, which seems slightly implausible -- but kinda-sorta matches up with other rumors we've heard, including those persistent "iPhone nano" whispers from last year. We still really doubt that Apple will shrink the iPhone's screen size, however, and there are literally hundreds of touchscreen iPhone KIRFs these panels could have come from, so we'd say there's a better chance this is just more hype -- but we know y'all have your own ideas. Let us know in comments!

[Thanks, Sleuth]

[(Unverified) Posted Jun 5th 2008 8:15PM]

sry, this has nothing to do with this post, but does anyone know why the main engadget page says "coming soon"?

[(Unverified) Posted Jun 5th 2008 9:41PM]

Hmm... does anyone else smell something funny?
You know, like burning stock price manipulation?

[slamEVIL Posted Jun 5th 2008 10:35PM]

hype i say! all of these iphone and iphone accessories "leaks" are hype...i say.

[(Unverified) Posted Jun 5th 2008 11:57PM]

What's with all these random ass parts popping up?

First the shell/case, now the touchscreen? Lol...

I say wifi antenna next, yea?

[(Unverified) Posted Jun 6th 2008 7:54AM]

Apple needs to stop keeping everyone in the dark.

[(Unverified) Posted Jun 7th 2008 10:24AM]

heres why i think the main iphone screen size wont chaneg. that would cause a change in the firmware and SDK/software. Apple, unlike Microsoft, wont do that to its loyal. Windows Mobile has about 8 different resoultions it has to support making software a nightmare and compatibility a problem. I doubt apple wants to see software imcompatibilities between the units.