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IPhone to hit stores as Apple awaits Jobs' return

6/19/2009 2:27:04 AM

San Francisco June (EPC News): The new, souped-up iPhone 3GS goes on sale this Friday.

The investors and gadget lovers alike await the presumed re-emergence of Apple's chief executive Steve Jobs, who has been on medical leave for about six months. The consumer electronics giant remains mum on exactly when and how Jobs will come back, repeating the now-familiar mantra that Apple looks forward to his return at the end of June.

The new iPhone 3GS, features a faster processor, video capability, an improved camera and better battery life. The phone will compete with Research in Motion Ltd's BlackBerry and Palm Inc's Pre, which has seen strong early demand. The 3GS goes on sale on Friday in the United States and seven other countries.