Brian X. Chen and Kim Zetter of Wired write:
"The person who found and sold an Apple iPhone prototype says he regrets not doing more to return the device to its owner, according to a statement provided by his attorney Thursday in response to queries from Wired.com.
Brian J. Hogan, a 21-year-old resident of Redwood City, California, says although he was paid by tech site Gizmodo, he believed the payment was for allowing the site exclusive access to review the phone. Gizmodo emphasized to him "that there was nothing wrong in sharing the phone with the tech press," according to his attorney Jeffrey Bornstein."
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Poor fella,
Sometimes greed gets into the head and what could've been a simple return to the owner, instead personal greed ignited a hunt by the Apple's Gestapo.
Hope he still got his head after dealing with all of this.
HEIL JOBS!
Poor guy, thing is most other companies wouldn't care about such a leak but apple does, a few years back there was reportedly a leak about a router from apple and the guy who leaked it was sued like mad. This has really advertised the iPhone a lot but apple won't see that.
Screw the money and screw apple, I know what I would've done.
"Will it Blend?"
Eh, hes still alive. I bet the dude originally lost it is in someones trunk dead by now.
why didn't the dude kept it anonymous? i would of met in person and asked for cash, the run off into the night...or sh!t just use a diffremt name?