White 4G iPhone shows up in Chinese webpage

Its been a couple of weeks since Apple employee lost a prototype, which possibly is upcoming iPhone 4G. Few hours ago Chinese webpage published white 4G iPhone photo.

Apple iPhone 4G

Well now cant say that this is 100% new iPhone, but in our opinion, it does not look like Apple product. But from another point of view – iPhone design has not been refreshed for about 3.5 years, except the back panel, so this could be the time.

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