Jun 15, 2007 1:17 PM

Apple Bluetooth Headset Looks Like Crack Pipe

Buried deep within

Buried deep within FCC papers approving Apple's iPhone Bluetooth headset is a bad photograph of it, wherein the device strongly resembles a crack pipe. Or a kazoo.

Says everything. Have a nice weekend!

Thanks, Joel!

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