Silicon Valley police probe into fourth-generation iphone leaks

April 24 News, according to foreign media reports, the U.S. law enforcement sources said that the Silicon Valley police have begun to investigate the fourth generation of the iphone leaked incident. This week, Apple's fourth-generation iphone, which has not yet been officially released, has been exposed on the Internet.　　The phone was accidentally lost by Apple engineer Grey Bowell (Gray Powell). Powell accidentally lost his new iphone prototype at a pub in Redwood City, California, in March this year to celebrate his birthday.　　An unidentified person picked up the phone and sold it to the tech blog site Gizmodo for a 5000 dollar price. After the incident, Apple asked to return the phone to the owner, and informed the police.　　A recent investigation into the case was initiated in Clara County (Santa Clara Shawnee) by the Computer Crime Task Force under the Public Prosecutor's office. A spokesman for the panel said: "The purpose of the investigation is to find out if there is sufficient evidence to bring criminal proceedings against the person involved." "(Responsible editor: the Indra)