Rumors are circulating that around this time next year Apple will deliver an iPhone with slide-out keyboard specifically aimed at satisfying hoards of corporate buyers addicted to their beloved Crackberries. It’s not speculation according to a post by the wildly popular Guy Kewney, writing for The Register UK claiming that prototypes actually exist and they (nearly) work. Is this another pre iPhone 3G launch hoax, mining for low hanging suckers? Maybe not.

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