Gizmodo's scoop: new iPhone revealed?
Gizmodo paid a source an undisclosed amount of money $5,000 to gain possession of an Apple phone that was found in a California bar. The blog has covered it a bunch of times already this week.
Here's the supposed "full" story about how the phone was found and ended up in Gizmodo's hands -- but without the interesting details on how much El Giz paid for it. Giz also has an official-looking letter from Apple asking for its property back. I'm convinced that Giz has a real Apple iPhone in its posession.
I'm just not sold on the fact that this is anything but a working model used by engineers. I think the one that ends up in consumers' hands will just look better. Guess we'll find out in a few months if the version Gizmodo had was the real deal.....
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I'm guessing that it was a real prototype. I'm also guessing that Apple leaked it to get people talking about the next gen iphone early. The story that it was just left on a barstool just doesn't make sense. Then again, my wife left her iphone in the bathroom of Mr. Yogato when it first opened.
Posted by: Stefan | April 20, 2010 12:34 PM