I'm not saying anything at all. This way, so long as one notices I never contributed to this conversation, I can run around screaming I TOLD YOU SO at everyone if the rumor ends up being true.
Anyway, I've noticed a pattern with Apple rumors.
Generally, if you get a picture of the "SECRET PICTURES OF NEXT IPHONE/IMAC/MBA/MBP" just a couple of months after the release of a new one, it usually ends up being false.
But if you get a blurry screenshot a couple of weeks before WWDC or a keynote speech, you've got a far greater chance of the rumor ending up being true.
Anyone remember that infamous Gizmodo leak of the iPhone 4 prior to its release, this is almost the same kind of fare.