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Apple iPhone spotted in the Wild!

May 29, 2007 by Will Park - Leave a Comment

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Apple iPhone spotted in the wild with an apple employee at a diner

GeekNuz spotted this guy playing with his iPhone at a local eatery in Silicon Valley (of course), over the weekend! That’s right, he was playing with his very own iPhone – in the open! The guy in the picture was confirmed as an Apple employee and was talking it up with his dining companion as to why the iPhone is so great. This intrepid camera-phone-man from GeekNuz was able to snap some sly cameraphone pictures from the next table over – but not before he chatted up the Apple employee about why Apple should allow third-party development on the iPhone. (as expected, the employee confirmed that Apple is not allowing third-party development at this time).

Check the link for the full-sized spy pictures.

Apple iPhone spotted in the wild with an apple employee at a diner

Apple iPhone spotted in the wild with an apple employee at a diner

via: geeknuz

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