iPhone 4 owners! Don’t install the new iOS 4.0.1 update yet! We’ve had 2 reports of the update bricking the iPhone! Other users have been reporting similar issues with the new update.

Droptext allows you to edit Dropbox files on your iPhone http://bit.ly/bfvvW8 (via @cultofmac)

Fantastic article – The iPad: a Near-Miracle for My Son With Autism http://bit.ly/cuyEJt

AT&T suspends iPhone 4 pre-orders altogether, says they were ten times 3GS’ numbers http://bit.ly/cdd08E (via @engadget)

Free, one-click Wi-Fi is coming to all Starbucks as of July 1st http://bit.ly/cV6vXI via @Starbucks

Jeff Koons balloons on my Google homepage today? FAIL.

Although we were expecting the announcement of the iPhone 4 during Steve Jobs’ keynote at WWDC 2010 on Monday, we were still blown away by Apple’s latest addition to the iPhone family.

The new iPhone 4 has several amazing new features:

• Video calling.  Apple calls it “FaceTime” and it works iPhone 4 to iPhone 4 over Wi-Fi. The iPhone 4 has 2 cameras — one on the front that focuses on you, and one on the back that focuses on everything else.
• HD Video Recording and Editing. You no longer need to carry your Flip HD and a phone.  With the iMovie app, you can edit your footage and make movies on your iPhone 4.
• 5-Megapixel Camera with LED Flash. The camera on the back of the iPhone 4 is 5-megapixel, and there’s also a built-in LED flash that automatically fires when needed. The VGA-quality front facing camera is great for self-portraits.
• Multitasking. You can run third-party apps and switch back and forth between them without running down your battery or slowing the performance of the apps.

There are loads more features to the iPhone 4, including the beautiful 960-by-640 resolution Retina display, which looks incredibly sharp and vibrant. You can check out all the new tech specs for the iPhone 4 here.

Current iPhone owners can check out the status of your iPhone 4 upgrade eligibility by dialing *639# on your iPhone. AT&T will text you back to let you know if you are eligible for the full upgrade price ($199 for the 16GB and $299 for the 32GB) or on what date you’ll be eligible in the future.

For those of you who are ready to buy an iPhone for the first time, you can reserve your iPhone 4 starting June 15. More details here.

How-to: check your iPhone 4 upgrade eligibility http://bit.ly/aNSm9X (via @engadget)

Live coverage of Steve Jobs’ WWDC 2010 Keynote at 1pm NYC time http://bit.ly/d2th1d via @engadget

In case you missed this from yesterday: What you need to know about AT&T’s new data plans http://bit.ly/9uF8j7 (via @macworld)