Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference is scheduled for June 9, and CEO Steve Jobs will deliver the keynote address. So your real question for now is: “Do I wait for the 3G iPhone version or shall I purchase the original iPhone before retailers run out of stock?” It depends. If your ‘workarea’ has an excellent 3G coverage and you need to be online here and you can afford a flatfee 3G dataplan, then wait for the 3G version. But if you have WiFi connectivity at your ‘workspots’ and don’t have/need a 3G coverage when you travelling between these spots, you might just go for safe and get the original iPhone for less.

The iPhone is thé smartphone to play your favorite music from. It is also an iPod you remember. The majority of this music, however, is transferred from the computer, rather than purchased through the phone and downloaded wirelessly. That may change this summer once Apple featuring access to high-speed 3G wireless networks.

NOTE: The company has not made an official announcement, but all signs point to an early June release.