By Muno Foofa | PC Advisor | 18 August 08
A poster on London's tube network reveals a dramatic new shape for the Apple iPhone - longer at the top than the bottom. There has been no Photoshop work done on this image.
The tube advert for the Apple iPhone 3G appeared suddenly at Highbury & Islington tube station, and had commuters shocked with its new shape, so soon after the launch of the iPhone 3G.
It is not thought, however, to be a life-size representation.
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