Published 12/4/2008
at The Register
Boy Genius cranks rumor mill Every December the rumor mills begin to churn with speculation about what Apple will reveal at January's Macworld Expo . The first scintillating scuttlebutt of this year's rumor season, however, focuses not on Steve's traditional "And one more thing...," but instead on Wal-Mart's possible revival of the 4GB iPhone.…
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