New iPhone (iPhone 4G), iPod touch & iPad Revealed by iPad Firmware [Apple to Make Two New iPhones, New iPod touch & New iPad In the Near Future?]

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So the iPad has started selling but that doesn’t mean we’re done talking about it especially since the tablet still has so many things to reveal. And it looks like the iPad is already talking about the future of Apple as its firmware has revealed not one but two new iPhone models, a new iPhone touch and a new iPad version.

Discovered in iPad file system the following monikers tell us there are new Apple products coming sooner or later: iPhone3,2, iPhone3,3, iPod4,1 and iProd2,1. So let’s see what we can make of them.

The iPad reveals two new iPhone models which could both hit the U.S. later this year. That’s right, I’m guessing that we’re speaking about a GSM and CDMA iPhone 4G models which could be unveiled later this summer. Naturally none of this can be confirmed so far so.

Previous iPhone models are referred internally as the iPhone 1,1 (original iPhone), iPhone 1,2 (iPhone 3G) and iPhone 2,1 (iPhone 3GS). Naturally the iPhone 3,2 and iPhone 3,3 should only be the next-generation iPhones scheduled to be unveiled in 2010. But whatever happened to the iPhone 3,1?

The fact that Apple is going to launch a new iPod touch, dubbed here as the iPod 4,1, doesn’t surprise us. What can we expect of it? Probably some sort of a camera addition and more storage space. But why would we want to still buy new iPod touches when there are iPads available now?

Last, but not least, the iProd 2,1 has been revealed. In case you didn’t already know it, that’s the code for the iPad and it looks like the next-generation iPad is in the works. Does that mean that you shouldn’t buy and iPad right now? No, it doesn’t! You can go ahead and buy yours right away if you really want it. I’m sure you’ll be able to resell it later next year when the new iPad will become available.

However, we are more interested in the iPhone 3,2 and 3,3 models and, if everything turns out to be true, summer 2010 could bring us not one but two brand new iPhone models. What do you think?