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For a moment if we don't let go of our sanity, a rational observation makes us to believe that Apple has no plans to release the next-generation iPhone anytime soon.

But a recent discovery by Gizmodo suggests otherwise and provides enough evidence for us to speculate over whether or not Apple has any plans to release the 4th Generation iPhone earlier than it's expected release in summer 2010?

The image below, unveiled by China Ontrade, is being claimed as the real image of the 4th Generation iPhone and the fact that the same company was able to leak real the images of iPhone 3GS only a month prior to it's release brings upon the interesting debate of whether Apple is releasing the new iPhone in a month's time or so?

Given Apple's records, we know that the manufacturing only starts only a month or so prior to the official release of the product. So could this be the real deal?

Also the fact that the 3GS was nothing more than a performance bump to the iPhone 3G and the growing market-share of Android phones, these are perhaps two of the most important points that may have led into making Apple release a new iPhone early enough. Thoughts?

Priority routing is now available to all Oracle Database customers only. This is cool. Most, if not all, customer SR profiles haven’t been updated in years. Having accurate data, that is kept up to date daily, will help speed up the process to resolution. Oracle Support wants to reward customers that use configuration manager by putting their issues at the top of the queue.
All customers have to do is simply and automatically attach their configuration data to their service requests. This enhancement is included with your Premier Support contract and available through My Oracle Support. By linking detailed information about a customer’s environment to a service request, Oracle can leverage its knowledge base to solve your problems more quickly and effectively.