Awesome. Wonderful news for iPod Touch users.

An iPhone parts supplier sent us these photos of what are claimed to be the front LCD and bezel of the upcoming 4th generation iPod Touch. The new part clearly shows a front-sided hole that would leave room for a front-facing FaceTime camera.

While we’ve seen similar parts before, this part is clearly marked as an Apple part “Apple (c) 2010″. This stamp is visible in the full resolution image. The part is also stamped with April 29, 2010, indicating that the build date is relatively recent.

Apple is widely expected to release new iPod Touch devices this fall. Rumors had already pegged the new Touch to likely carry a front-facing camera. Apple will be using email addresses instead of phone numbers to initiate FaceTime calls.

Read detailed story here: macrumors.com

According to user reports, when installed on the iPhone 3G, iOS 4 runs sluggish as compared to running on the 3GS and iPhone 4. Of course, the over clocked processor speeds have been taken into account but the reported performance decrease is nothing to be overlooked. In fact, Apple came forth to announce that they are aware of the problem and are working to develop a fix for the problem.

How to fix this?

Go to “Settings -> General -> (Home Button – only 3G) -> Spotlight Search -> deselect every option” and this will stop background indexing on the phone.

If you do decide to do this, be sure to tell me how it goes because it would be interesting to see if this is actually part of the problem.

Its already 3 weeks Apple launch iPhone 4. iPhone4 comes with iOS4.0. I have upgraded my iPhone OS to iOS4 and so far no issues. Today Apple launched early beta version of iOS 4.1 and its only available for developers.

I found this video on Mobile Crunch and want to share with you. It seems iOS4.1 is not resolving Reception problem. Look at the video below:

It’s official. Consumer Reports’ engineers have just completed testing the iPhone 4, and have confirmed that there is a problem with its reception. When your finger or hand touches a spot on the phone’s lower left side—an easy thing, especially for lefties—the signal can significantly degrade enough to cause you to lose your connection altogether if you’re in an area with a weak signal. Due to this problem, they can’t recommend the iPhone 4. Watch this video.

iPhone 4 reception issue video: http://arpitshah.com/iphone-4-reception-issue-with-holding-the-phone/