IPhone 4 prototype theft 40-hour social service order

Brian John Hogan (TechWeb), who picked up the iphone 4 prototype, reported October 12, according to foreign media reports, last March, the iphone 4 prototype lost soap opera finally ended. Two people involved in the theft of stolen property and improper sale of the iphone 4, 28-year-old Sage Robert wallower and 22-year-old Brian John Hogan admitted their criminal facts without defending them. In Tuesday, they were sentenced to 1 years of probation and 40 hours of social service orders by San Mateo County Court. When they got the iphone 4 prototype in 2010 and sold a tech blog at $5000 Gizmodo, the iphone 4 was not listed. Gizmodo immediately released a large number of evaluation articles, even a detailed dismantling. Apple therefore banned Gizmodo from attending its press conference. There have been reports of thefts in the media, and even news that police had late-night searches of people who had picked up the iphone 4. Finally, Apple took back the iphone 4. (Bonin)