From Neowin.net:

The next generation iPhone, which won't be named or showed off until June of next year, won't support 4G. According to sources close to the company and Techcrunch.com, Apple will continue to use the 3G chipset in their next model of the iPhone.

Many were hoping that the next iPhone will support 4G or even LTE, but early signs show that Apple will be taking the safe road, rather than using new, bulky and power-hungry technology in the next iPhone. This means Apple could focus on building a faster, energy-efficient phone, rather than take criticism for a device that has poor battery life.

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