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We're a little short-staffed on Qualcomm chipset engineers at the  
moment, so forgive us if we can't immediately confirm this tale, but  
we're hearing iPhone hacker Zibri has discovered proof of the Apple /  
Qualcomm collaboration in his very own build of iTunes. Zibri claims  
that by tearing apart the latest version, he found the chunk of code  
above, which contains files that are allegedly the exclusive "building  
blocks" of Qualcomm radio firmware. That doesn't tell us anything  
about a supposed iPhone 5 or iPad 2, unfortunately, as it's probably  
just referring to that CDMA chipset in the Verizon iPhone 4... but  
with the right building blocks, one can craft any number of wonders.
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