in hindsight, I wonder if gizmondo wish they had gone about the story in a "hey we found a leaked video detailing everything you wanna know about the new iphone" rather than "hey we found an iphone on the street and we're gonna show it off".
giga said:
Ah. This I didn't know. That's actually a rather important detail.StopMakingSense said:Because they forgot to take a photo of it before they broke the phone by taking it apart, no doubt.
giga said:
I'm sure people will shout down Wired for this egregious offense.Patrick Bateman said:Err, it looks more than wrong that they actually post a picture of him over the Internet..
Wired said:His attorney says he recently transferred schools and will resume his college education in the fall. He has been working part time at a church-run community center giving swimming lessons to children and volunteered at a Chinese orphanage last year while he was enrolled in a study-abroad program.
He also volunteers to assist his aunt and sister with fundraising for their work to provide medical care to orphans in Kenya, his attorney says. Brian is the kind of young man that any parent would be proud to have as their son.
Read More http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2010/04/iphone-finder/#ixzz0mWzxpWoe
Not somethig that's known, just my guess.Slavik81 said:Ah. This I didn't know. That's actually a rather important detail.
The guy who lost it went to NCState. We can share our shame!WordAssassin said:Holy shit that guy lived in Santa Barbara and went to SBCC whaaat the fuck small world! O_O
Dreams-Visions said:I'm sure people will shout down Wired for this egregious offense.
wait for it...
WordAssassin said:For such a good guy he sure did a shitty job of getting that phone back to its rightful owner.
He didn't even try to return it, a friend of his called Apple. (Plus, his friend called tech support, who had no clue what to do about it.)WIRED said:A friend of Hogans then offered to call Apple Care on Hogans behalf, according to Hogans lawyer. That apparently was the extent of Hogans efforts to return the phone.
Dreams-Visions said:I'm sure people will shout down Wired for this egregious offense.
WordAssassin said:BREAKING NEWS: Thief of Apple's G4 iPhone revealed to have the largest heart of anyone ever
For such a good guy he sure did a shitty job of getting that phone back to its rightful owner.
WTF? Why the hell did they post his pic? Is it just me, or has an unwritten rule of journalism just been obliterated with this fiasco? WTF happened to protecting your sources? PEACE.giga said:
His lawyer issued a public statement.Pimpwerx said:WTF? Why the hell did they post his pic? Is it just me, or has an unwritten rule of journalism just been obliterated with this fiasco? WTF happened to protecting your sources? PEACE.
have you no sense of (hopelessly misguided) fairness that's fair because it's fair?KHarvey16 said:On what basis can we compare these individuals, exactly?
scorcho said:have you no sense of (hopelessly misguided) fairness?
The "PEACE" totally ruins the effect your post was going for.Pimpwerx said:WTF? Why the hell did they post his pic? Is it just me, or has an unwritten rule of journalism just been obliterated with this fiasco? WTF happened to protecting your sources? PEACE.
Dreams-Visions said:Jon Stewart on this controversy: http://www.thedailyshow.com/watch/wed-april-28-2010/appholes
:lol :lol :lol
So I guess it's okay to expose the person who lost the phone but not the person who found it and failed in his basic moral and legal obligation to return it?Pimpwerx said:WTF? Why the hell did they post his pic? Is it just me, or has an unwritten rule of journalism just been obliterated with this fiasco? WTF happened to protecting your sources? PEACE.
Initial reports had it that the man who'd taken the iPhone tried repeatedly to call the Apple Care support line to return the phone, but according to the statement in the Wired story, Hogan never personally called Apple, although a friend of his offered to. The owners of the bar where the iPhone was lost also told Wired that Hogan never bothered to call them about the lost hardware, although the anguished Apple engineer who mislaid the iPhone "returned several times" to see if it had turned up.
Pristine_Condition said:
Holy shit is it sexy <3devilhawk said:Apparently another iphone prototype has turned up. This time in Vietnam.
http://mashable.com/2010/05/12/another-iphone-4g-found/
DrFunk said:wow...:lol
It has the A4 processor: http://www.engadget.com/2010/05/12/fourth-generation-iphone-teardown-reveals-a4-microprocessor/
Ashhong said:did the gizmodo prototype not show that it uses an A4 processor? why does this one?
LCfiner said:it showed the same chips in the pics. But this time Engadget looked at the serial numbers printed on it and they match up (at least part of it) with the A4
Ashhong said:did the gizmodo prototype not show that it uses an A4 processor? why does this one?
First part seems to contradict the second part... can't have it both ways.Ashhong said:its too bad the phone doesnt have a microSD slot, would make it that much more awesome. and i hope they get rid of the "gaps" that you can see on the silver part of the phone. pretty ugly and very unlike apple
Ashhong said:did the gizmodo prototype not show that it uses an A4 processor? why does this one?
esquire said:First part seems to contradict the second part... can't have it both ways.
32GB isn't enough for you?
It'll still have significantly less apps and basically no good games.Zozz said:Can't wait to see how the N1 on 2.2 will run against the iPhone HD on 4.0
i take it you don't use Macs then, either.RubxQub said:It'll still have significantly less apps and basically no good games.![]()
Of course I do, and there is this wonderful thing called Boot Camp.scorcho said:i take it you don't use Macs then, either.
burnscorcho said:i take it you don't use Macs then, either.