Game guru Peter Molyneux has launched a £1000 reward for the return of his stolen iPad.
Molyneux, the mind behind Dungeon Keeper, Populous and Black & White, got his iPad and passport nicked from his car in parked in Stamford Brook Road London.
He posted a shout-out to his 20,000 followers on Twitter in the hopes of getting it back.
Peter, peter, peter: never leave iDevices in the car.
And yeah, the Find My iPhone app is also a good way to get back stolen stuff.
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2 responses to “Game Designer Posts Reward on Twitter for Stolen iPad”
I have, on 2 different occasions, tried using Find my iPhone. Both times it has failed to work. I’ve even tried sending it a message. That message doesn’t show up until about 4 or 5 hours later. Find my iPhone just does not work for me. (Yes I have a MobileMe subscription).