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A Sony Ericsson employee in Lund has been caught in the act. Apparently, the man has stolen top-secret prototypes of unannounced phones from Sony Ericsson’s headquarter in Sweden. The stolen phones are estimated to be worth more than £61,000, and are considered being highly valuable for Sony Ericsson’s competitors.
The Swedish police made a raid at the man’s house in Skåne, Sweden, where the prototypes were found. Swedish police say that they found “a number of phones”.
Sony Ericsson’s Swedish PR presentative, Gustav Brusewitz, confirms the situation to IDG.se, but naturally he can’t say more about the phones.
I’ve really only got one thing to say about this man; what an idiot! Most people reading this know - or at least have an idea of - how incredibly strict Sony Ericsson’s security policies are. And then someone goes along and does this… Oh, the irony!
Source: IDG
Filed under: News, PrototypeTags: prototypes
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loooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool
Yeah, what an idiot. It’s some kind of funny, though
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Oh, the stuff I would give to have been able to be one of those police officers that seized the protos.
[...] Naturally, no details have been released on the phones, but Sony considers them “highly valuable to competitors.” Based on that, I can only assume that the employee planned to sell them to the enemy like some sort of cold war cellphone spy. Either that, or he is just a really early adopter. [IDG via USEB] [...]
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[...] Naturally, no details have been released on the phones, but Sony considers them “highly valuable to competitors.” Based on that, I can only assume that the employee planned to sell them to the enemy like some sort of cold war cellphone spy. Either that, or he is just a really early adopter. [IDG via USEB] [...]
[...] Naturally, no details have been released on the phones, but Sony considers them “highly valuable to competitors.” Based on that, I can only assume that the employee planned to sell them to the enemy like some sort of cold war cellphone spy. Either that, or he is just a really early adopter. [IDG via USEB] [...]
[...] Naturally, no details have been released on the phones, but Sony considers them “highly valuable to competitors.” Based on that, I can only assume that the employee planned to sell them to the enemy like some sort of cold war cellphone spy. Either that, or he is just a really early adopter. [IDG via USEB] [...]
lol i would send him to hell if i saw him face 2 face
any idea of how we can get in touch with him? hahah
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[...] A Sony Ericsson employee working in their Sweden HQ has been arrested for stealing top-secret prototype phones worth around ,000. Naturally, no details have been released on the phones, but Sony considers them “highly valuable to competitors.” Based on that, I can only assume that the employee planned to sell them to the enemy like some sort of cold war cellphone spy. Either that, or he is just a really early adopter. [IDG via USEB] [...]