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Apple May Be Losing Another Prototype: iPhone 5 Found in San Francisco Bar

Reports indicate that an alleged iPhone 5 prototype has been discovered in a bar in San Francisco. The device was reportedly sold on Craigslist for $200, but its current whereabouts are unknown. This incident recalls a similar situation last year when an iPhone 4 prototype was accidentally left at a café and later recovered by Gizmodo. Some speculate that Apple might be staging this event to generate buzz for the upcoming product release. The company is actively tracking the lost device electronically while the buyer, a young man, denies any knowledge of it.

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Apple May Be Losing Another Prototype: iPhone 5 Found in San Francisco Bar

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  1. Apple allegedly losing prototype again? By Alex Robinson

  2. Last Year • iPhone 4 prototype was accidentally left at a café by Apple engineers. • Retrieved by an online tech magazine called Gizmodo and images spread across the internet. • Apple eventually confronted Gizmodo and recovered the lost iPhone. • Applenot able to remove the images and specs posted online.

  3. iPhone 5 • Found in a bar in San Francisco called ‘Cava 22’. • The device has supposedly been sold on Craigslist for $200 but has not yet been recovered. • It was thought to be picked up by a man in his twenties although he is denying any knowledge of the device.

  4. iPhone iPhone 3G iPhone 3GS iPhone 4 iPhone 5 • This chain of events sounds dangerously familiar to last year. • Some think that Apple may have staged this hoax to boost saleson final release. • Apple are stillattempting to locatethe device bytracking itelectronically.

  5. Tim Cook Hoax? Tim Cook Hoax?

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