iPhone 4G loser received invitation to visit Germany for free beer

By Jamie Cole
Gray Powell, a software engineer at Apple who lost the new version of iPhone prototype, not yet launched the iPhone in a bar in the United States can start profiting from their grave fault. He reportedly received an invitation from the airline Lufthansa to “drown his sorrows” with German beer in Munich.

The iPhone 4G, as it should be called the next generation smart phone, was lost in a German bar in Redwood City, California. So the airline decided to do their marketing over the “oversight” of Powell. The invitation was made through Twitter.

The website, Gizmodo, claims to have in hand the new cell phone from Apple, the iPhone 4G. According to the publication, the phone was found in a bar in the city of Redwood City, Calif., between San Francisco and Cupertino, where Apple is located.
According to the site, the phone was in a cape that made him look an iPhone 3G, the latest model released officially by the company from Steve Jobs. Removing the device’s protective cover, it became evident that it was the new phone.

According to Gizmodo, Apple has sent a letter with the request for the return of the device. Bruce Sewell, vice president and general counsel of Apple, signs the letter for requesting the website for return of iPhone 4G.