Investigators tracked the faux phones from the airport to the two Brooklyn storefronts and on Thursday arrested three men allegedly behind the scheme. They were charged Friday with trademark counterfeiting and face up to four years in prison. The investigation is ongoing as police are looking into how many fake phones have already been sold. Officers seize more than 10,000 fake iPhones and Samsung devices in Brooklyn on Thursday. These iPhoneys are going to need a jailbreak. The New York Police Department raided two storefronts in Brooklyn on Thursday night, seizing up to 11,000 fake iPhones and Samsung devices, as well as counterfeit phone accessories. Police said the counterfeit phones were valued at $8 million.

The manager, identified by his surname Tsai, faces a maximum of ten years in jail for stealing $1.56 million worth of iPhone 5 and 5S phones from 2013 to 2014, said Taiwanese prosecutors on Friday, according to Agence France-Presse, Tsai worked as a manager in the testing pink sky iphone case department at Foxconn's factory in the Chinese city of Shenzhen, prosecutors said, After testing the iPhones he was supposed to scrap the devices, but instead he and a group of employees reportedly smuggled the iPhones out of the factory, He and his accomplices are then said to have sold the test phones to make almost TWD$50 million, or about $1,567,865, £1,239,705 and AU$2,103,529..

An ex-senior manager at Apple supplier Foxconn is reportedly facing charges for stealing and reselling thousands of iPhones. It's never a good idea to steal from work, even when the payload is thousands of iPhones. One now-ex senior manager at Apple supplier Foxconn has reportedly been indicted for stealing and reselling 5,700 iPhones from the Foxconn factory. Foxconn is a major tech manufacturer that produces electronics for the likes of Apple, Sony and HP. Its factories have received a lot of negative publicity in the past for unfair treatment of workers and poor factory conditions. It famously installed suicide nets on the sides of its buildings.

Lenovo isn't in a rush to release a new 360 smartwatch, the company said this week, Although the Moto 360 won't refresh in time to showcase the delayed Android Wear 2.0 software for smartwatches, Lenovo still believes in the smartwatch's future, "Wrist real estate will become relevant," Barat pink sky iphone case said, adding that "right now, we don't think the market's ready for it."And Barat is right, The smartwatch market's doubtless deflation has hit device makers squarely in the jaw, with the number of shipped products dropping 52 percent year-over-year according to IDC, Moto isn't out of the wearables game, but it is clearly waiting and watching..

Don't hold your breath for a refreshed Moto 360 to go with the next version of Android Wear. Lenovo's Moto brand isn't in a rush to release a new Moto 360 smartwatch for 2017, the company told a small group of journalists this week. "The relevancy of the device isn't where it needs to be," said Shakil Barkat, head of Lenovo's global product development, of which the Moto brand is a part. "It doesn't have broad enough appeal for us to continue to build on it year after year."Be respectful, keep it civil and stay on topic. We delete comments that violate our policy, which we encourage you to read. Discussion threads can be closed at any time at our discretion.