Apple wants 'stolen' iPhone 4G prototype back from Gizmodo

[Ar878]

not anymooooooore lololol.

[RobPaulson]

[AppleBonker]

Maybe I'm slow today, but I don't get it. ^

This is actually a very interesting development. Apple is trying to tiptoe along some very fine lines here. This is going to blow up in someone's face. Definitely tuned in...

[RobPaulson]

eating hat. i'm agreeing with you. however i still dont think it was totally out of the question until this legal action was taken.

[AppleBonker]

Yup, just slow today. REALLY slow.

[RobPaulson]

i hear u, i started out aight... but i['m dragging right now

[AppleBonker]

however i still dont think it was totally out of the question until this legal action was taken.

Read the article (I think it was posted on Giz) about the guy who showed Steve Wozniak the iPad 3G before it was released. He was subsequently released from the company. The fact that you can be fired for showing products to one of the executives of the company shows how secretive the policies are. I just don't see Apple doing a 180.

Also, I really think Apple is going to get burned a bit by this. The press is not happy about what they feel is a violation of their rights. There's not going to be any good publicity for Apple or the police force heading up the investigation on this one.

[RobPaulson]

Also, I really think Apple is going to get burned a bit by this. The press is not happy about what they feel is a violation of their rights. There's not going to be any good publicity for Apple or the police force heading up the investigation on this one.

aye very true

[lino]

*UPDATE*

Steve Jobs got involved in investigation over iPhone lost in Silicon Valley bar

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Jobs-made ... 5.html?x=0

[BusyBadger]

*UPDATE*

Steve Jobs got involved in investigation over iPhone lost in Silicon Valley bar

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Jobs-made ... 5.html?x=0

Woz always was (and always will be) the cooler Steve.

And I don't think Apple is too concerned about the Android OS, YET.

And here's why they should be.

They probably see it as Windows in terms of computers.

Now go back and re-read the last line of the article again.