The rumor mill is starting to crank at full force about Apple's next-gen iPhone, which is widely expected to feature a 3G web connection and to come to stores in late June of this year. The latest fuel to this fire comes from Gartner analyst Ken Dulaney, who claims that Apple has just placed an order for 10 million of the handsets with an Asian manufacturer.

Other rumors swirling around the second-gen iPhone include an OLED screen to improve battery life, GPS for location-based programs, a larger SSD hard drive, and a second camera for live video chatting. Of course, it's all just rumor and speculation at this point, but a whole lot of people will be really surprised if a new model of iPhone doesn't come out by this summer. Keep your eyes peeled.

Via Computerworld