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Who remembers 1998, when Steve Jobs unveiled the first iMac. Nobody in the Audience knew what was coming. Nobody in the press knew what to expect. It all was a secret until the main himself unveiled it. This has always been the way Apple announced their products. It is a staple of the Apple culture, but is it coming to an end?

It seems like it is getting harder and harder for Apple to keep it’s new products a secret. Specially when it comes to the iPhone and more recently the iPad. Apple has raised to be the most popular consumer electronic manufacturer of all time. But this fame has come at a cost.

So what can Apple do to regain it’s product release secrecy? Obviously we know now that the Gizmodo iPhone Prototype is real, but is that the one we will see released come Monday? Does Apple has one last trick up its sleeve? After all it could be quite possible that Apple will opt to release the new iPhone one month after the announcement as it has done in the past. This gives manufacturers enough time to pump out a few Thousand units.

Ever since I saw the “leaked” prototype, I was a bit skeptical, It just did not looked like something that Steve himself would approve. The leaked design is a departure from the usual round design. Call me Mr. Skeptical but it just does not look good at all. With al that said I’m sure Apple wont cease to amaze their following with with something new and exciting. 

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