Steve Jobs introduced the new Apple iPhone 3G at the Apple World Wide Developer Conference on June 9th. Apple is touting the new iPhone 3G as "twice the phone, half the price": Phone, iPod, and Internet in one 3G device. Here is a quick overview of the features and specs: < p>

* On-sale date: July 11th in the U.S. and about 20 other countries

* Price: $199 for 8GB; $299 for 16GB

* Faster Web surfing and downloads with 3G

* Enterprise features: delivers push email, calendar, and contacts with Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync

* Built-in GPS so you can find your location, get directions, and see traffic conditions

* "App Store" lets you browse and buy applications for your iPhone

* One app of interest is the loopt social search application. Loopt supposedly lets users use social networking features to call, text, and invite buddies, and see their locations on a map

* The MobileMe service that replaces the existing .mac service, as well as the me.com Web site to sync mail, contacts, and other items

* Apple iPhone 2.0 software package built in; package also available to current iPhone owners

* Weight: 4.7 ounces

You can find out the complete list of iPhone 3G features and specifications at the iPhone home page, http://www.apple.com/iphone/