Yesterday there was news about Apple iPhone 4G. It was considered to be an accidental leak for the prototype which was found in a bar left behind by an engineer of Apple. He left it behind because he did not want that. From there the story started.
However, it has been claimed that the iPhone 4G prototype is not at all fake. The device might have been deliberately planted by Apple in order to start a speculation. This helped Apple to shift the iPad. This is expected because a control freak company like Apple would never let its prototype to leave the premises of the factory.
The iPhone 4G is thus not a fake. It was found to Gizmodo for $5,000. Gizmodo found that this version of iPhone 4g is more or less similar to that of the 3G version. However, some differences have also been observed in these versions. The power and the volume buttons are different stylistically. The back of this device seems to be made of ceramic or perhaps plastic and not aluminum. This might enable better reception.
The New York Times reported that Gizmodo had received a letter from Apple’s senior vice president and general counsel, Bruce Sewell. The letter was sent regarding the request of the phone back. Gizmodo currently is in possession of a device that greatly belongs to Apple. This was also mentioned in the letter. The letter also requested Gizmodo to return the device to Apple.