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Cops Bust Into Gizmodo Editor's Home And Seize Computers, Documents In iPhone Probe



Police raided Gizmodo editor Jason Chen's home in Fremont, Calif. last week, seizing computers and other gadgets
, as detectives probe how the gadget blog editor obtained an Apple iPhone prototype, which he first published photos and videos of last Monday.

According to documents viewed by Business Insider, law enforcement agents sent by the San Mateo County Sheriff's Office seized several computers, including three Apple laptops, two Dells, an IBM notebook, and an HP server. Cops also took external hard drives, digital cameras, cellphones, USB drives, an iPad, and documents. (Here's a whole list.)

Chen described the event in another document viewed by Business Insider, describing how he got home from dinner around 9:45 p.m. to discover that his garage door was half-open. "Then they made me place my hands behind my head and searched me to make sure I had no weapons or sharp objects on me."

Here's Chen's entire account:

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And here's the first page of his search warrant. We've redacted some personal information.

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Wow, Jon Stewart is so completely spot on with this... 2nd time in 1 week.

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Another iPhone prototype found, dissected

(Mashable) -- One of the biggest surprises of 2010 in the IT industry might be Apple's sudden inability to keep its upcoming products hidden from the public eye.

A company generally well-known for its secrecy, Apple has been losing the next-generation iPhone left and right. This time, a slew of images and a video of another iPhone 4G prototype appeared on Vietnamese site taoviet.vn.

This new prototype is very similar to the one Gizmodo bought last month, but there are some minor differences; for example, this one lacks the screws at the bottom.

Furthermore, this new device has been turned on, revealing an image of an explosion and the sign "Inferno" on the screen.

As always, it's possible that this device is fake, although the number of images (including a full teardown of the device) and the video suggest it's real.

A closer look at the device's innards reveals that the prototype appears to sport an Apple A4 microprocessor, similar to the one found in the iPad.

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Awesome.

Vietnam too, eh? This time Apple won't be able to get the high tech task force to break into someone's house and confiscate computers, clearly violating the U.S. Shield laws that protect reporters, just because they have members on that board.