Yet Another iPhone 4G Sighted In The Wild

May 13 2010, 12:43pm CDT | by Robert Evans

This is getting to be freaking ridiculous. Hot on the heels of yesterday's leaked iPhone 4G, we have yet another new iPhone, also spotted in Vietnam (Engadget). Unlike its predecessors, this device appears to be running OS 4.0. That could be due to Photoshop trickery though.

The gadget's markings identify it as “Working Prototype 2” for the N90, Apple's codename for the new iPhone. It sounds to me like Apple may have some business to take care of in Vietnam. Obviously, one of their suppliers/manufacturers has sprung a leak somewhere down the line. Hopefully this lost iPhone saga won't end with torture.

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