Getting proof of a new iPhone before release is akin to capturing photographic evidence of Bigfoot. Still, tech blog Gizmodo seems to think they’ve actually got their hands on the new iPhone. And unlike all those grainy Bigfoot images and video, they’ve got many crisp, clean photos and video to prove it. Is this the real deal? They think so, and who are we to question them? Especially when it comes with such intrigue.

We expected this to happen. With the anticipation, excitement and hype building up as the WWDC approaches, an iPhone fan leaked faked photos of the supposedly new iPhone. Actually, CrunchGear was the first to break the news, claiming it the images arrived in their e-mail inbox. They put a watermark on the photos, and, soon more »