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Gizmodo had photos of the phone, and its post went nuclear, generating millions of pageviews. It got the phone by paying $5,000 to Brian Hogan, a 21-year-old who found the phone in the bar ...
20 kwi 2010 · A 27-year-old Apple software engineer who was field testing Apple's unreleased fourth-generation iPhone left the top-secret device sitting on a bar stool after drinking a German beer in...
20 kwi 2010 · The device was found on a barstool in a pub in Redwood City, California, and was sold by the finder to Gizmodo for a reported sum of $5,000. As Discoblog reported yesterday, the site immediately declared that the phone was the prototype for the 2010 model of the new iPhone 4G and wrote an in-depth article detailing all its new features. The ...
19 kwi 2010 · Engadget posts images of a phone purportedly found on the floor of a bar in San Jose, Calif., suggesting that it's actually Apple's yet-to-be-released, fourth-generation iPhone.
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29 kwi 2016 · The iPhone has a hidden "field test" mode that shows all kinds of technical details about signal strength, cell towers, and more. Most of it is not very useful to the average person, but you can make it show you your phone's actual signal strength instead of just how many bars you're getting.
By doing the following, all you need to do is tap on your service bars and it will toggle between the numerical strength and the bars (or dots for iOS 7). Open the phone app and type this: *3001#12345#*. Have a look through the different options / settings if you like.
