âRevolutionaryâ new iPhone can remove stones from horsesâ hooves
Apple has unveiled the latest generation of the popular iPhone mobile. The redesigned device has a range of features new to mobile technology including a tape measure, an attachment that can remove stones from the hooves of lame horses and a novel set of toe clippers.  Speaking at the global launch of the gadget, Apple boss Steve Jobs said: âI can say with confidence that this version of the iPhone represents the pinnacle of twenty first century technology. Our designers have been working 24/7 to accommodate the stream of originality cascading from our team of creative guys. This iconic smartphone features a number of killer applications, and Iâm not just referring to the handy flick knife included in our street model.â Mr Jobs continued to explain why the new iPhone included two cameras; one at the front and one at the back. âThis allows you to take photos of where youâve been, as well as where youâre going to. I must admit I was stunned when they came up with this one.â Initial, press reaction was mixed. âI loved the stone remover, and the cigarette lighter but struggle to see the point of the telephone feature. That is so yesterday.â said BBCâs technology correspondent Rory Cellan-Jones, adding, âand like everyone else, I canât see why they couldnât have pushed the boat out and included a decent corkscrew.â Meanwhile, Steve Jobs provided a hint of things to come. âWeâre wrestling with the holy grail of digital mobile technology. Once weâve mastered it we will be able to provide a device that will deal with cellophane and plastic wrapping.â