Users of iPhones have said that they are not surprised the handsets are the most stolen in the country. As Apple prepares to launch a new version of its popular iPhone a Government study has revealed that the current version is the mobile that is most likely to be stolen. The Home Office figures are based on crime data between August 2012 to January 2014 and show that iPhone models 5, 5C, 5S and 4S are the most targeted, followed by the Blackberry 9790. Teacher Peter Williams, 28, of Elm...
Reported by Nottingham Post 17 hours ago.
Users of iPhones have said that they are not surprised the handsets are the most stolen in the country. As Apple prepares to launch a new version of its popular iPhone a Government study has revealed that the current version is the mobile that is most likely to be stolen. The Home Office figures are based on crime data between August 2012 to January 2014 and show that iPhone models 5, 5C, 5S and 4S are the most targeted, followed by the Blackberry 9790. Teacher Peter Williams, 28, of Elm...
Reported by Nottingham Post 17 hours ago.