Apple wants Gizmodo to return lost iPhone 4G

According to various report, Apple has finally come forward and requested the return of iPhone 4G prototype. The email was reportedly sent by Bruce Sewell, the company’s general counsel. The editorial director of Gizmodo website, Brian Lam, wrote on his blog that he was felt honored to know that device is not fake and is more than happy to return to the rightful owner. The blog reportedly paid $5,000 to buy the device. With the $5,000 investment, Company has attracted millions of vistors to their website that results in thousands of dollars in revenue.

History of whole Event:
It seems that an engineer has inadvertently lost Apple’s latest prototype specimen iPhone, iPhone4, set out in the course of the year. Worse still, a madman would then recovered, would have taken pictures which he then put on the net to finally sell for several thousand dollars to the site Gizmodo. The latter, having analyzed the craft would have said it was indeed an authentic copy or new iPhone 4G. The letter sent by Apple is testimony that it is real iPhone 4g that is set to be launched in this summer.