The quotes say no such thing! Apparently this is evidence:<p><i>While Apple values and appreciates vibrant public commentary about its products, we believe you and your company have crossed the line by offering a bounty for the theft of Apple's trade secrets. Such an offer is illegal and Apple insists that you immediately discontinue the Scavenger Hunt.</i><p>Confirms absolutely nothing but that Apple has trade secrets.<p><i>The information you are willing to pay for, such as photos of a yet-to-be released product, constitutes Apple trade secrets.</i><p>Confirms nothing but that Apple has products that are yet-to-be-released.<p><i>Apple has maintained the types of information and things you are soliciting—"how it'll work, its size, the name, the software," as well as any possible details about the product's appearance, features, and physical samples—in strict confidence."</i><p>Confirms absolutely nothing yet again! Seriously, these trade secrets could be for an iPhone upgrade, a new iMac or a set of new and oh-so-trendy headphones!