Macs, iPods, Powerbooks. And now...iPhones? We've done a bit of blogging on this latest  Apple product for quite a while - when it will be launched, what features it will showcase, and what exactly it will look like. Some of these speculations are very accurate in a way. Coming from Apple's most recent trademark filing (September 15) with a Far Eastern trademark office, here's a rough image of the iPhone that's supposed to be launched early 2007:

•     will feature common mobile phone attributes such as call, fax, e-mail, and other digital data transmission, and personal organizer
•     will include MP3 and other digital format audio players
•     will feature a candy-bar design with a 2.2-inch display and 3-megapixel camera
•     will come in three colors
•     will have iTunes and iSync support
•     will be compatible with a handful of iPod arcade games

Analysts say the iPhone is in its last stages of its 12-month development. If it takes a mere 1 percent share in mobile phone sales all over the world (based on the 10 million units/ $ 200 per phone assumption), it'll rake in another $ 2 billion in yearly revenue for Apple.