Tomorrow is like Christmas morning for many of us, as we await WWDC and Steve Jobs' important keynote address.We know quite a bit about some of the gifts coming our way. However, there could be some unexpected surprises under the tree. And one in particular.

While we're not necessarily expecting Apple to debut NFC ("Near Field Communication") technology in the fifth generation iPhone, we do envisage a future iPhone adopting the technology in the near future. However, according NXP Technology (speaking at Computex), Apple's "plans for NFC are unknown."

With Apple’s Worldwide Developer Conference just over one week away, rumors about what to expect keep flying. Recent attention has focused on the possibility Apple will reveal an iPhone 4S. However, this remains unlikely.

Apple is reportedly inviting Australian technology journalists to WWDC 2011, according to a recent report.

According to a recent report, Apple's iPhone public relations team has been inviting UK journalists "from major publications" to this year's WWDC event.

Everyone is looking at September for the launch of the next iPhone. However, here is why the experts may be wrong.

iPhone 5 Rumors, China blocks access for Flipboard users, And AR.Drone is about to release a new app... We have a sneak peek.

A curious new iPhone case – which claims to be designed for the “iPhone 5G” – has recently appeared on Alibaba. The case appears to fit an iPhone with a thinner bezel, and also includes another space alongside the camera hole – most likely for a redesigned flash.

Industry analyst Peter Misek claims Apple's newest handset will come with "4S" branding. We're not so sure.

T-Mobile USA is setting the rumor mills swirling with the field-testing of an A5-upgraded iPhone.

Even though iPhone 4 news continues to spread around the Internet these days, there is already plenty of speculation on the next revision of Apple's smartphone. While the New York Times has decided to highlight an iPhone 5 overview piece by ReadWriteWeb, I'll too be throwing my own guesses on the table.

As 2010 draws to a close, we're looking ahead to the new year, and wondering exactly what we can expect in the new iPhone coming in 2011 ...