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September 9, 2011 08:46 pm GMT
"We are planning things that will make Vlad the Impaler look like Mr. **** Rogers." That's what Graham Davies, the fictional Apple VP of Marketing in Conan's many Apple spoofs, stated in response to someone stealing a misplaced iPhone 5. Supposedly, this latest bit, which aired last night, is Apple's commercial, not for the iPhone 5 itself, but rather as a lethal warning for the person who stole the iPhone 5 prototype. Get it?You see, if the Internet is to be believed, an Apple engineer left an iPhone 5 prototype in a bar (again) and then someone else took it home. Instead of selling it to Gizmodo like with the iPhone 4, this person just held on to it and then Apple security personal enlisted the help of the local police for a little off-the-books search and rescue based on the phone's GPS records. This all reportedly went down in July and the San Francisco police just started an internal investigation into the allegations the officers overstepped their bounds. It's no doubt a serious matter. Enter Conan.
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Conan OBrien: Apple Wants Its Lost iPhone 5 Back [Video]
"We are planning things that will make Vlad the Impaler look like Mr. **** Rogers." That's what Graham Davies, the fictional Apple VP of Marketing in Conan's many Apple spoofs, stated in response to someone stealing a misplaced iPhone 5. Supposedly, this latest bit, which aired last night, is Apple's commercial, not for the iPhone 5 itself, but rather as a lethal warning for the person who stole the iPhone 5 prototype. Get it?You see, if the Internet is to be believed, an Apple engineer left an iPhone 5 prototype in a bar (again) and then someone else took it home. Instead of selling it to Gizmodo like with the iPhone 4, this person just held on to it and then Apple security personal enlisted the help of the local police for a little off-the-books search and rescue based on the phone's GPS records. This all reportedly went down in July and the San Francisco police just started an internal investigation into the allegations the officers overstepped their bounds. It's no doubt a serious matter. Enter Conan.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/xewsu5x3md8/
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