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Given the central role technology plays on the show, you'd think the Bionic Woman's prop master would pay special attention to detail when it comes to gadgetry handled by its characters. Alas, eagle-eyed iPhone owners noticed last week's bad guy using the sleek new toy upside down. No wonder Sarah Corvus's circuitry is falling apart. Photo by Jens Koch/Getty
NBC's Bionic Woman TV Show Makes iPhone Blunder [iPhone Matters]
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