| APPLE IS unhappy with Gizmodo these days as they | | | | the controversy will come to an end pretty soon. |
| are planning to take some legal action against | | | | Bruce Sewell, Apple attorney, sent an e-mail to |
| Gizmodo if it doesn't return Apple lost iPhone | | | | Gizmodo director, Brian Lam, "It has come to our |
| prototype. But Gizmodo are not agreeing with this as | | | | attention that Gizmodo is currently in possession of a |
| they think all this happened after the photographs of | | | | device that belongs to Apple. This letter constitutes a |
| the new device was circulated on net by the | | | | formal request that you return the device to Apple. |
| company. | | | | Please let me know where to pick up the unit." |
| The new iPhone 4G that has now been seen all over | | | | After that Brian Lam responded to the e-mail saying, |
| the web after the gadget eventually got pictures of | | | | "Happy to have you pick this thing up. Was burning a |
| it and Gizmodo landed the device itself - purportedly | | | | hole in our pockets... Now that we definitely know it's |
| for a $5K to $10K fee, depending upon whom you | | | | not some knockoff, and it really is Apple's, I'm happy |
| believe. According to some experts it was a breach | | | | to see it returned to its rightful owner." |
| of security that could have put Gizmodo in trouble. | | | | Lam has also told Apple to take it easy as he also |
| However, Brian Lam, the Editorial Director of Gizmodo | | | | wants to solve the problem and does not want to |
| mentioned that they want to return the test edition | | | | get in any controversy. Let's hope this whole issue |
| of the new iPhone. However, the good thing is that | | | | ends so that both Apple and Gizmodo become |
| the Gizmodo is showing willingness to hand over the | | | | friends again. |
| lost iPhone prototype back to Apple. This means that | | | | |