The first images of the iPhone 4S have apparently leaked directly from Apple's website.
By playing with the URLs on the company's website, 9to5mac was able to pull up an image of what appears to be the next-generation iPhone. The devices (black and white) look remarkably similar to the iPhone 4. One notable change is the repositioning of the proximity sensor on the black iPhone 4S, which now matches its location on the white iPhone 4.
There are also a few new apps on the iPhone 4S, including a "Newsstand" app, a "Videos" app and a "Music" app, which replaces the "iPod" app.
We're at Apple's headquarters in Cupertino, Calif. for the unveiling of the new iPhone. Check out our liveblog for the latest news from today's Apple event.
Update: iDownloadBlog confirms that Sprint will carry the iPhone. Again, this is based on a leak from the Apple store that contains the Sprint logo.
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