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Apple has been criticised for designing iPhones too big for women's hands. Campaigners said they were 'furious' the tech giant was not making products with women in mind after it announced it would discontinue the smallest iPhone model, the SE. The screen width of the new iPhone XS models range from 5. After announcing the launch of its new range on Wednesday, four other iPhone models were removed from Apple's website.

Don't panic, but your iPhone can see all your nudes - and it's been storing them away in their own special sordid album for over two years now. Since the launch of iOS 10 in June , your iPhone has been identifying all of the pictures you take in your underwear and filing them away in a tidy album entitled "brassiere". Go on, try it. Go on your Photos app, type in "Bra" on the search bar at the top and see what pops up. You might get a bit of a shock. The image recognition technology was slyly added to the new operating software in the Photos app - powerful "deep learning" tech that allows your phone to identify and sort the photos on your phone using Artificial Intelligence. But it seems that the AI hasn't quite got the "brassiere" theme nailed just yet - many users have found that perfectly innocent photos of themselves in vest tops, or ones revealing just the tiniest bit of cleavage, have been added to the album.

As nude celebrity photos spilled onto the web over the weekend , blame for the scandal has rotated from the scumbag hackers who stole the images to a researcher who released a tool used to crack victims' iCloud passwords to Apple, whose security flaws may have made that cracking exploit possible in the first place. That software is sold by Moscow-based forensics firm Elcomsoft and intended for government agency customers. Apple's security nightmare began over the weekend, when hackers began leaking nude photos that included shots of Jennifer Lawrence, Kate Upton, and Kirsten Dunst. That gives the intruders access to far more data, he says, including videos, application data, contacts, and text messages. On Tuesday afternoon, Apple issued a statement calling the security debacle a "very targeted attack on user names, passwords and security questions.

You guys have heard of Apple , right? They're the ones who put out the competing MP3 player that ran the Zune into the ground goodnight, sweet prince and released a phone that sort of changed the way Americans connect. As of June , million iPhones have been sold worldwide, with one in four adult Americans carrying one.