Insiders at Apple’s Annual Shareholder meeting on Tuesday have let slip a few hints about what may be on the cards for the iPhone and SDK.

Jobs addressing the meeting covered a broad range of issues confirming some suspicions and putting pay to others. He agreed that Apple expects to selll 10 million iPhones by year end and that they intend to sell it in India and China “someday.”

Rumors that Flash would be coming to the iPhone got a nay, with suggestions that the current state of Adobe’s software is beyond the capabilities of the iPhone to run it smoothly.

Among other suggestions, Jobs hinted that the SDK will open the market to gaming opportunities on the device, but failed to address rumors, started in part by himself, that the iPhone would be going 3G by year end.

Citigroup’s Richard Garner has stirred the pot on this issue indicating that a 3G iPhone would be available between April and June of 2008.

More news to follow the SDK release tomorrow.