All About the iPhone 4

Based on all of the rumors, some people apparently have the iPhone 4. If so, give me some details. How's the battery life on it and the scoop on everything? Pics please?

Iphone, i know they need to ship it to your accounts address so if thats ur home ur ok. But overall with how much drama this phone is making i think trying to call cust service for change of shippin add will cause more trouble than its worth.
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    drew081886 wrote:
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