We’ve seen something like this before, but CNET has reported that Apple has lost yet another unreleased iPhone, in a bar of all places.

Cava 22, a restaurant in San Francisco’s mission district, is the purported location where the phone was misplaced late last month.

Determined to get their property back, Apple tracked the device to a home in the Bernal Heights area of San Francisco, where police officials questioned a man in his twenties regarding the location of the phone and even searched the property to try to locate it. The man admitted that he had no knowledge of its whereabouts, despite reportedly being offered money by Apple employees in exchange for information.

In addition, there are speculations that the device has already been sold on Craigslist. Developers have already been given a version of Apple’s new phone, but they are said to be using the identical casing as the iPhone 4. Considering its physical makeup is the same as the current iPhone, a Craigslist seller may have sold it without knowing that it was actually the iPhone 4’s successor.

It is unknown as to whether or not the phone has been retrieved in the last month, although the San Francisco Police Department verified that Apple has not filed a police report in regards to the misplaced device. Considering the debacle that ensued as a result of last year’s “lost” iPhone, Apple is surely working hard to make sure that history does not repeat itself.

Apple has made no announcements about their next iPhone, although reports suggest that they will be revealing the iPhone 5 within the next month or two.

Clarkson Gives His Verdict On The Warthog

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ZOTAC debuts new home theatre PC friendly ZBOX nano AD10 series

HONG KONG – Aug. 31, 2011 – ZOTAC® International, a leading innovator and the world’s largest channel manufacturer of graphics cards, motherboards and mini-PCs, today debuts the palm-sized ZBOX nano AD10 series mini-PCs. The new ZOTAC® ZBOX nano AD10 series shrinks the standard ZBOX form factor and adds more home theatre PC friendly features for your digital media needs.
Powered by the AMD “Brazos” E-350 APU Platform with Discrete-Class AMD Radeon™ HD 6310 graphics, the ZOTAC® ZBOX nano AD10 series packs plenty of performance with hardware video decode acceleration technologies for popular high-definition video formats, including Blu-ray and Adobe® Flash®, into a miniature 127mm x 127mm x 45mm form factor that fits in the palm of your hand.
“The ZOTAC® ZBOX nano AD10 series is our smallest mini-PC,” said Carsten Berger, marketing director, ZOTAC® International. “Despite the miniature size, the ZBOX nano AD10 series has nearly all the same features as our award-winning ZBOX and ZBOX Blu-ray series, and even introduces a couple new features.”
New to the ZOTAC® ZBOX nano AD10 series is an integrated infra-red receiver with bundled Windows Media Center compatible remote control – a USB IR receiver is also bundled.
“There was a lot of demand for a bundled remote with our mini-PCs so we listened and engineered a solution that would work for all home theatre PC installation scenarios,” Mr. Berger added. “Our dual IR receiver solution enables use of the remote control with all placements, including hidden and wall-mounted installations.”
Customizing the ZOTAC® ZBOX nano AD10 series remains easy with two thumb screws that unlock the internals. A DDR3 SO-DIMM slot and space for a 2.5-inch SATA 6.0 Gb/s hard drive or SSD is available in the ZOTAC® ZBOX nano AD10 while the ZBOX nano AD10 Plus ships with 2GB of memory and a 320GB hard drive preinstalled.
A new VESA 75/100 mount for monitor or wall mounting installations is included with all ZOTAC® ZBOX nano AD10 series mini-Pcs and enables users to attach the mini-PC in four different orientations for improved flexibility.
It’s time to play with the ZOTAC® ZBOX nano AD10 series.

 
General details
·        ZOTAC® Debuts Palm-Sized ZBOX nano AD10 series
·        AMD E-350 APU platform
o   1.6 GHz, dual-core
·        AMD Radeon™ HD 6310 graphics processor
o   80 unified shaders
o   Engine clock: 500 MHz
·        ZBOX nano AD10
o   1 x DDR3-1066 SO-DIMM slot
o   Support 1 x 2.5-inch SATA 6.0 Gb/s HDD/SSD
·        ZBOX nano AD10 Plus
o   2GB DDR3
o   320GB 5400RPM HDD
·        2 x SuperSpeed USB 3.0 ports
·        HDMI & DisplayPort outputs
·        AMD UVD technology(hardware accelerated H.264, VC-1, decode)
·        Dolby® TrueHD™ & DTS-HD™: Master Audio bitstream ready
·        Gigabit Ethernet
·        Onboard 802.11n WiFi
·        Onboard Bluetooth 3.0 technology

ZBOX Specifications:
Product Name ZBOX nano AD10 ZBOX nano AD10 Plus
SKU ZBOXNANO-AD10 ZBOXNANO-AD10-PLUS
Memory 1 x 204-pin DDR3-1066 SODIMM slot 2GB DDR3

Hard Disk 1 x 2.5-inch 320GB 5400RPM
CPU AMD E-350 APU Platform (1.6 GHz, dual-core)
GPU AMD Radeon™ HD 6310
Video Memory Unified Memory Architecture
Display Options HDMI (w/audio) & DisplayPort
Memory Card Reader 6-in-1 (SD/SDHC/MMC/MS/MS Pro/xD)
SATA eSATA (rear)
Ethernet 10/100/1000Mbps
WiFi Onboard 802.11n WiFi & Bluetooth 3.0
USB Ports 2 USB 2.0 (rear)
2 USB 3.0 ports (rear)
Audio Onboard analog stereo high-definition audio
7.1-Channel digital audio (LPCM and Bistream capable via HDMI)
DirectX®Support DirectX® 11 with Shader Model 5
Other Features OpenCL compliant, OpenGL®4.1 compatible, AMD UVD technology
HDCP: Yes
Software Features
Windows®7 Capability Windows® 7 with Aero® user interface and DirectCompute compatible

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I think I just got a bit too excited about this in me pants 😀

~Lone

It’s not been long since fans noticed a code hidden away in Deus Ex: Human Revolution’s title screen, but the string of ambiguous numbers and symbols has already been translated. Blues News report that it led web-detectives to this image of a cluttered conspiracy theorist’s desktop. Clicking on the post-it note bearing the Illuminati all-seeing eye reveals a small login and password box.

It didn’t take long for detectives to break in. The notebook scribbles hide GPS co-ordinates to Ayers Rock, also known as Uluru, when used in combination with the password “11m13clinic,” the login box yields a mysterious final image, which you can see below. WHAT DOES IT MEAN?

Fans didn’t crack the code without a little bit of help. VG247 note that director Jean-Francois Dugas, producer David Anfossi and studio lead Stephane D’astous tweeted with some helpful additional chunks of code.

Here’s the result, a cryptic message (it’s Deus Ex, everything is cryptic) and a timestamp. Sunday 04:28:56. Could something be revealed for Deus Ex: Human Revolution this weekend? Leading speculation suggests some DLC may be on the horizon. What do you think?

Watch this space guys and trolls