The website Gizmodo.com reported recently on what appears to be a next generation, not yet released Apple iPhone found lost and sitting in a bar in California. Apparantly, the device had been remotely wiped clean of its software and operating system by Apple when they realized that it had gone missing. Yet the nerdy-folk at Gizmodo were still able to take it apart and confirm that it was a genuine next generation or prototype iPhone. We have a feeling that someone in Cupertino will be in trouble.
Monday, April 19, 2010
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