Apple is not willing, if the prototype iPhone 4G fell to an outside party before the official launch. They reportedly sent a formal letter to the manager of the blog Gizmodo that the iPhone 4G obtained immediately returned.

Letter from Apple’s iPhone proves that the original 4G although probably still a prototype. Perhaps also there will be changes next time it is officially released.

“We noticed that Gizmodo has owned Apple’s device. This letter is to formally request that you restore it on the Apple device. Please tell where we can get it back,” said the letter sent by Bruce Sewell, senior vice president of Apple Inc.

What is the response Gizmodo? As quoted from PCPro, Tuesday (20/4/2010), editor Brian Lam claimed would restore the iPhone 4G into the hands of Apple.

“We’re happy you get this thing back. We do not know that the item was stolen when we bought it. Now since we already know it belongs to Apple, I am happy to be back,” Lam wrote in reply to Apple.

As reported previously, the iPhone 4G Gizmodo obtained from a man. This man found him in a bar. Later known, an employee of Apple iPhone 4G carelessly left at the bar in question.

Photographs of a device that is very similar to the iPhone began to spread on the internet.

That said, this is the 4th generation iPhone. Photographs of such devices distributed by the Engadget blog. At first glance it is similar to the iPhone gadget. Engadget did not provide many details about the device. One of the problem is, ‘iPhone 4′ it has a front camera. Then, ‘iPhone 4′ is called has a capacity of 80 GB. The operating system used was allegedly completely new.

How Engadget can get these photos? That said, the device was found on the floor of a bar in San Jose, ‘hiding’ in the additional casing for the iPhone 3G.

I’m not big on saving things. Normally when I get tired of something or bored with it I throw it away or give it away. For years, I had my Atari 2600 from my youth with me every time I moved, but never played. I finally threw away the whole thing.

I refer to an old game scrap system and game cartridges ever be worth anything right? Wrong! I wonder how the whole system and the treasure of the games that he would have been worthwhile. A guy from Austin, Texas has sold a rare Atari game called Air Raid of $ 31,600.

The game is only 13 copies known to exist and the only one that has its original box as well. Curiously, the man said the game sucked as a child, which is the only reason that he still had. No change for him.

Google has shaken hands with Twitter to launch a service called “Follow Finder” that will help people on Twitter to find other people who might be interested in or share similar interests on the basis of their twitter followers and following.

To use the service, enter your Twitter username on the implementation of the browser page. Then, Google will search its list of followers and the people you are following and the same evaluation accounts are linked. Then, dishes from a list of people who are connected together on Twitter, which are not connected to appear directly on the results page.

Therefore, it is a very useful tool if you want to find more people on Twitter who are interested in things you do, the links you share and say things to say about you or your profession, for that matter.

Apple CEO Steve Jobs announced this morning in the iPhone OS 4.0 presentation ceremony, some of the recent statistics on its new, much-talked IPAD. According to Jobs iPads 450,000 have been sold over and 350,000 of them were sold on the day of release alone. Apple announced that it had sold 300,000 units on launch day, but has been otherwise this morning. 600,000 iBooks have been sold so far with 250,000 sold in the first day.

Techcrunch reports that iTunes will soon allow a “Facebook Connect” which allows users to share their latest shopping with friends in Facebook. No confirmation of the date of when this will happen, but it seems that the two tech giants will soon seal the deal.

This was not a total surprise that iTunes has been trying to promote Fanpage on Facebook and meet as follows and are being promoted in iTunes iself.

iTunes already had the option to allow users to share songs through Facebook and Twitter, but this feature is expected to make it easier. This would also allow Apple to use massively growing user base of Facebook most exciting and productive ways.