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By Nick Mansell on Wednesday, 08 October 2008

No, your eyes do not deceive you. That is a BlackBerry Storm with an iPhone menu, cooked up by either some clueless or some mischievous web monkey over at Vodafone.

The freak of technology only appeared briefly on Vodafone's website but long enough for a few screenshots to be taken.

We really hope it was someone's idea of a joke, otherwise the web team need some serious retraining over there in Vodaville.

[Valley Wag]

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