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Apple drops space in 3G S; we go huh!

Damian Koh  |  Jun 24, 2009

Screenshot of the Apple iPhone 3G S product page cached by Google. (Credit: Damian Koh)


What an S. Only Apple gets away with bad grammar, and now this. Quite frankly, nobody cares. But we're rather put off that we'll now have to clean up all those little spaces in our reviews database.

Gizmodo conjectured on a plausible reason Apple decided to drop the space in 3G S (it's now officially 3GS) and even retroactively made the corrections to its earlier press releases, so unsuspecting fanboys would think they dreamed up the space. This also establishes that the man himself, the other "S", is in the building, and rumors that he's back at work true. After all, who else could mastermind such a last-minute decision?

Screenshot of Google search results. (Credit: Damian Koh)


So did the world dream up that space? Fortunately, nothing escapes Google's brilliant cache. So for one last time, here's the iPhone 3G S (space included) to prove it did exist.

Now who's the S?

Via Gizmodo
Filed under:  Mobile Phones
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scoobydoo says...
Who's the S?

Steve .... er .... er .... Steve Wozniak ?! hehe


 
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