I posted earlier on today about some leaked shots of a video conference call on the new iPhone, well it turns out they were fakes.
The screenshot of the video conferencing iPhone is just a doctored screen which uses the bottom menu of the Skype application (Skype icon conveniently obscured by the watermark).
Earlier on in the day another blog did post that they were unable to find a direct link for the photo which was supposed to have originated from iSpazio. But now we know why there was no direct link because they were fakes.
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Fayraz
Sunday, 7 June 2009
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