Apple have for a long time now been boasted as the pioneers of the superphone. Since 2007 we've watched as company after company have tried to recreate the big A's success with ever-so-slightly different variants of what's essentially just an iPhone. Along the way, Apple have taken various legal shots at the intellectual freeloaders, the most recent of which being Samsung for their "infringing [Galaxy] product line".

Well in an unexpected and quite frankly hilarious twist of events, it appears the two companies may have more plagiaristic history between them than we first expected. And no, Apple aren't going after Samsung's Series 9 for taking on the MacBook air, rather the following image surfaces online of a handset Samsung produced back in 2006 which challenges the iPhone's own originality all together.

Okay so us brits aren't famed for our technolust, but just because we're not born and bred in silicon valley doesn't mean we don't know a thing or two about about Tech & 2.0, right?

In a recent survey conducted by global public relations company Lewis PR, a ready and raring rep took to the streets of Britain to find out how many of us really know our Blackberrys from our Apples with a variety of modern technology orientated questions aimed to unravel the UK's general knowledge of internet, computing and consumer electronics. Read on for a cheap laugh at our expense...