David Pogue says to wait a few Weeks to buy an iPhone

May 31 2008, 8:00am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

NY Times' gadget expert reviewer David Pogue says to wait a few weeks if you happen to be in the market for an iPhone.

I totally agree with that, as we all hope that the new 3G iPhone will be available in June. Mr. Pogue gives four reasons why a new iPhone is coming. Nothing unusual listed there.
On commenter on the story might hit the nail on the head with: "You can pretty much gua-ran-tee that Dave has seen the new phone, but he was being careful not to violate his NDA."
More details on the NY Times.

CNET's Don Reisinger is sick of 3G iPhone rumors. If you can still handle them here they are.

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