Apple Loses Another iPhone Prototype at a Bar, Says Report

You’d think Apple employees would be a little more careful with their precious prototypes after last year. Apparently a next-gen iPhone prototype has gone missing, this time from San Francisco bar Cava 22, according to CNET. The device was reportedly lost in late July, and Apple scrambled to ...

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