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The Apple and the Lemon: When an iPhone Is a Brick in a Box

You've heard of the iPod and the iPhone, but how about the iBrick? That's what some clever iPhone users call an iPhone that doesn't work. That's exactly what iPhone buyer Lorenzo Mornes, a computer consultant from Grand Prairie, Texas, ended up with. With all the glowing reports about the vaunted iPhone -- which features a built-in iPod music player and Web-surfing functions -- there's a little-told piece of the story that Mornes wants everyone to know about.
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