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We have seen Google’s Nexus One, Palm’s Pre, and Motorola’s Droid all been shipped with LED flash technology apart from the cameras and Apple might join the group soon. As industry insider confirms that Apple in recent months has moved to obtain significant quantities of LED camera flash components, which in turn will help the maker to produce next-generation mobile with superior image and video captures in low-light situations also.

According to Appleinsider

The lack of camera flash technology has long stood as one of the iPhone’s glaring omissions. Although the handset’s existing 3.2 megapixel camera produces surprisingly sharp and vibrant images when employed in sun-drenched scenes and aptly lit venues, its lack of flash often leads to disappointing, dark and grainy photographs in more dimly-lit scenarios.

People familiar with Apple’s initiative claim the electronics maker is seeking allotments of LED camera flash components in the tens of millions for delivery during the 2010 calendar year, meaning future iPhones — and possibly the iPod touch — are the most likely recipients of those parts, due to their sales volume. Those same people say that Philips’ Lumileds Lighting sector is believed to be the front-runner for Apple’s business and may have already secured the design win.

Although there is no confirmation made by Apple itself, there has been lot of hope been generated. Who knows we might soon see the next-generation iPhone coming up with LED camera flash.

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