According to AppleInsider, two new iPhones have shown up in Carphone Warehouse's  inventory system today. The four placeholders are for black and white varieties of both a 16GB and 32GB iPhone, presumably the next generation iPhone rumored to be announced next week at WWDC.

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According to a trusted source (via Engadget), new iPhones in 4GB, 8GB, 16GB and 32GB capacities have just received approval from the PCS Type Review Certification Board. This board is responsible for handset certification for wireless carriers including AT&T. That would indicate the next generation iPhone could come out in four models. If this proves to be true, it's not clear if Apple will utilize iPhone OS 3.0 to differentiate capabilities between the models. Just days way from Apple's WWDC and possibly four new iPhones.

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For months now, the prevailing thought was that Apple would use their Worldwide Developer's Conference to introduce a new iPhone. It's become a yearly ritual of sorts, so will Apple buck the trend? Analyst Gene Munster seems to think so, suggesting Apple will shift the focus to Snow Leopard, the new version of OS X.

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Apple this morning confirmed that Steve Jobs would not be taking part in the keynote on June 8th at Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC). In his stead, Phil Schiller will deliver the keynote along with other Apple executives.

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