This outrage is misplaced and the example he uses comparing the iPhone to a naked picture is ludicrous. Of all the attacks we have against people's personal ch

This outrage is misplaced and the example he uses comparing the iPhone to a naked picture is ludicrous. Of all the attacks we have against people's personal character by blogs and the old and new media, attaching this guy's name to the phone he lost is practically nothing. It's just business, not some attack on his character. As an employee of Apple, Gray Powell represents Apple. His name is part of the story. Due to a mistake of his Gizmodo scored a huge coup and got their hands on an unreleased iPhone and a big story. Good for them.