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Though bloggers, reviewers and, yes, even we at Forbes mocked the 1980s blockiness of the device when it was released in November 2007, Amazon Chief Executive Jeff Bezos Jeff Bezos claimed that the device was designed to "disappear".

Here's something a little fishy, though: the leak yesterday claimed that the device had a 4.3″ screen, 16 gigs of internal storage, Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, and an 8MP camera.

The BitFi crypto wallet was supposed to be unhackable and none other than famous weirdo John McAfee claimed that the device – essentially an Android-based mini tablet – would withstand any attack.

All of the usual unnamed sources tend to agree on a few things — everyone expects a stunning 1080p screen, a quad-core (possibly Exynos) chipset — but some outlets have claimed that the device will sport a ceramic frame, a 12MP camera, LTE support, inductive charging, and 2GB of RAM.

Mr. McCormick claimed that the devices, which sold for up to $42,000 each, were able to find explosives and drugs under water and from the air.

The company claims that the device can increase volume by 10 decibels.

Qualcomm are really stressing the all-day use factor for the Toq, claiming that the device is so efficient it doesn't need an on/off button.

Israel claims that the device that damaged one of its naval ships off the Lebanese coast on Friday, killing four sailors, was an Iranian-made guided missile.

The seller claims that the device is a 64GB iPhone 6, mistakenly sent from Verizon, and that the device is missing the standard regulatory markings required by law, which are usually printed on the back of an iPhone.

The woman claims that the device maker violated numerous laws by collecting information about her and other users' preferred vibration settings, the dates and times the device is used, "and incredibly", the email addresses of We-Vibe owners who had registered their devices.

VentureBeat have reported that that device will offer "Wi-Fi for Internet access, including e-mail, even when it's not connected to a smartphone," but GigaOm are claiming that "The device won't have a browser and will need the phone to tether to the Internet".