Apple Considers iPhone 4G Prototype Stolen, Not Lost
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Posted April 19, 2010 at 12:40pm by iClarified
Apple considers the iPhone 4G prototype being showcased around the web to be stolen property, not a lost device, according to Daring Fireball.
The new owner of the device said it was found on the floor of a San Jose bar inside an iPhone 3G case; however, this information can't really be confirmed.
In Gizmodo's hands-on report they note that Gruber said the device was reported lost and Apple wants it back. That isn't technically correct as Gruber makes clear...
Note that I did not use the word “lost”. It is my understanding that Apple considers this unit stolen, not lost. And as for the “someone(s)” who “found” it, I believe it is disingenuous for Gizmodo to play coy, as though they don’t know who the someones are.
Don't worry fanboy-- I didn't say you weren't extra cool with ur new iPad in your hand (only that you'd be cooler once you know what to do with it). ;)
Well Apple, its a little late now. The secret is out and all over the web. Maybe you should of reported it stolen about 20 minutes after it being lost. Ever think of that?