July 17, 2009

This time I’ve lost it. No, really.

My iPhone. Lost. Really, this time, and I've blocked it with O2 already.

Actually, I left it on a train last night, after texting to say what time I'd be home. Obviously I dropped it after doing so, and it could be anywhere in the UK by now.

Such a bother, but really, just the excuse I was looking for to do an upgrade. Am off to look at 3GS later this morning.

17 Jul 2009 05:24:30 | James A Gardner, Technology

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Justin

Sounds like an excuse to buy a 3GS ;)

Posted by: Justin | July 18, 2009 at 02:44 PM

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