Those who follow the technology world for some time already know the history of the iPhone 4, which was lost in a bar in San Francisco by an employee of Apple before being officially announced. He was found by U.S. blog Gizmodo, who did everything he wanted with the device. Now the story seems to be repeating itself: another Apple employee might have missed the new iPhone. In a bar.
The bar in which he would have been lost this is up there, called Cava 22. According to CNET, a spokesman for the department of the San Francisco police confirmed it was approached by Apple to find a prototype of an iPhone that was lost in a bar, they affirmed that the company was "desperately" trying to discover his whereabouts . The loss of the device, the source of CNET, have happened in July of that year.
Apple employees came to make the prototype tracking lost, which led police to the house of a citizen of 20 years and that was confirmed in 22 Cava on the night that he would have been lost. He denied that he had found the missing device and, therefore, gave the police permission to search the house, but found none of the agents told the iPhone.
Apple, of course, declined to comment for this story. But now that more people know there is a prototype on the loose in the streets of San Francisco, it is likely that they are ahead a little announcement of the next version of its mobile phone. Let's wait.
The bar in which he would have been lost this is up there, called Cava 22. According to CNET, a spokesman for the department of the San Francisco police confirmed it was approached by Apple to find a prototype of an iPhone that was lost in a bar, they affirmed that the company was "desperately" trying to discover his whereabouts . The loss of the device, the source of CNET, have happened in July of that year.
Apple employees came to make the prototype tracking lost, which led police to the house of a citizen of 20 years and that was confirmed in 22 Cava on the night that he would have been lost. He denied that he had found the missing device and, therefore, gave the police permission to search the house, but found none of the agents told the iPhone.
Apple, of course, declined to comment for this story. But now that more people know there is a prototype on the loose in the streets of San Francisco, it is likely that they are ahead a little announcement of the next version of its mobile phone. Let's wait.
