Less than a month after a prototype for the iPhone 4.0 leaked, Steve Jobs is set to unveil the latest iPhone at the WWDC conference today. The iPhone is expected to have a host of new features, including an improved camera, better battery life, more storage and a higher resolution display.

Apple traditionally uses its annual Worldwide developers conference, to update its iPhone range. Steve Jobs, will take ths stage at 6pm UK time for a highly anticipated speech, where he is expected to show of the latest addition the the iPhone line-up and reveal more details about the iPhone 4.0.

The software update will bring several long-awaited features to the iPhone, including multitasking, which means iPhone users will be able to run multiple apps simultaneously, allowing them to send an instant message while listening to music streamed over th internet.

It is anticipated that the new iPhone will hold few surprises and as one analysist commented “We’ll see the evolution of an established and hugely successful product rather than a revolutionary new device”.