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Read more...You'd think that Apple, the undisputed heavyweight champion of corporate security, would have been able to track down a lost iPhone prototype gone missing for a month before Gizmodo could publish a story on it. Apple likely knew the phone was missing an entire 4 weeks before the story, the biggest scoop in tech memory, hit the intertubes.
That consideration has led many to believe the scoop was an elaborate PR stunt by Apple. I personally find Gizmodo's defense of its own version credible. There's no clear motive for a sloppy-looking leak that deflates the wowpower of June's "one-more-thing". So the question remains... what were Apple's men in black doing during that time? iPhones have GPS. iPhone prototypes must have uber-robust GPS. Heck, Apple probably has nano video cameras following around iPhone prototypes 24/7.
Gizmodo, in its defense of the authenticity of the story, has published a long explanation for how the company could lose track of the Maltese iPhone. It's a long piece, so here's the gist:
And that's it: a bit of beer, a disbelieving rep and a buggy OS created a hole just large enough for the Maltese iPhone to fly away.
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