Fast Company has posted a flowchart on the The Gizmodo iPhone Saga, which 'is a rough visual interpretation of the story'.
Every fact we discover about this whole lost iPhone story leads to another, and then there's one that refutes the first fact and then another that proves the first one true but negates the latter two, and so on. The legality of the case is in the murkiest of water, to the point where you can almost choose your own conclusion based on what's known--and not come out any less accurate than someone with the opposite conclusion. Hence, we present the entire saga, as it's currently known, in the style of a Choose Your Own Adventure book. If you're a pictures kind of person, follow the flowchart above, which is a rough visual interpretation of the story here.
Take a look at the chart or hit the link below to read the Choose Your Own Adventure style book.
Every fact we discover about this whole lost iPhone story leads to another, and then there's one that refutes the first fact and then another that proves the first one true but negates the latter two, and so on. The legality of the case is in the murkiest of water, to the point where you can almost choose your own conclusion based on what's known--and not come out any less accurate than someone with the opposite conclusion. Hence, we present the entire saga, as it's currently known, in the style of a Choose Your Own Adventure book. If you're a pictures kind of person, follow the flowchart above, which is a rough visual interpretation of the story here.
Take a look at the chart or hit the link below to read the Choose Your Own Adventure style book.
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