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At one point the compere snatched the knickers of among the contestants away as she tried to cover her modesty and threw them into the bunch.

She wiggles her bottom to the music and  joined on stage by a second woman, as she turned around to face the other way.

The dance routine was awkward happened in the town of Berezniki – well-known for its horrible air pollution — in the Perm Krai region in central Russia and up for grabs was an iPhone 5s.

Their performance, that has been uploaded onto social media, didn’t go down well using the online community.

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A user called GHOST on the neighborhood internet forum mentioned that he had seen a porn movie that started in similar manner.

Shocked user lena 120893 “Attempting so difficult for a stupid iPhone. Both these girls as well as the organisers of the show are brainless! This unimaginative community!”

Instagram user honeymary23 tagged her friends asking: “Is this the area they are going to observe their graduation from school?” And she added: “Completed school prepared for the world of skulduggery and lust.”
It isn’t known which woman really won the cellular phone.

It is also not the first time women have performed a strip tease for miniature remuneration. A week ago two teen girls, named Katya and Alina, performed a strip tease for just 500 roubles in a club in the city of Miass in the Chelyabinsk Oblast region in southern Russia (five quid) each.

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Wall Street would like to know only one thing: will iPhone sales keep growing? when Apple reports its earnings this week.

Apple’s smartphone has truly become one of the very lucrative products, the technology industry has ever made. In the three months to December a year ago, Money-making was the iPhone that Apple reported the most profitable quarter of any US company on record.

However, the euphoria of this achievement shortly gave way to the daunting challenge of fitting or even surpassing such a record gain.

Most analysts predict that iPhone unit growth — the metric watched most closely by investors — will slow from about 35 per cent in the last year to the low single-digits for the next few quarters. But given the strength of its own performance this past year, concerns remain that that could be a stretch.’

Tim Cook, Apple’s chief executive, ignored questioning three months ago concerning the effect of Chinese macroeconomic changes on iPhone demand in its most important growth market.

Nonetheless, even Apple analysts who are normally less bearish have admitted the anxiety that iPhone sales might shortly find a year-on-year drop for the very first time since its launching.

Mr Munster predicts a 3 per cent rise in iPhone unit sales over the forthcoming year, a sharp slowdown from its growth rate of 25 per cent in the three months which Apple is predicted this week to report.

But Apple stock increased 3 per cent on Friday after a more powerful 7 per cent was called by a Morgan Stanley note iPhone growth rate for the coming year, mentioning demand surveys in America and China.

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Apple Inc (AAPL.O) told a U.S. judge that obtaining data saved on a fast iPhone would be “hopeless” with devices using its latest operating system, but the firm has the “technical ability” to help law enforcement unlock older phones.

In court documents, Apple said that for the 90 percent of its devices running iOS 8 or higher, granting the Justice Department’s request “would not be possible to perform” after it fortified encryption systems.

Those apparatus incorporate a characteristic that prevents anyone without the apparatus’s passcode from obtaining its data, including Apple.

The characteristic was embraced amid heightened privacy concerns following leaks by former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden in 2014.

But it encouraged the judge to never require it to obey the request of the Justice Department.

“Driving Apple to extract data in this case, absent clear legal authority to do so, could threaten the trust between Apple and its own customers and greatly tarnish the Apple brand,” Apple’s lawyers wrote.

Earlier this month, Orenstein expressed skepticism about whether he could require Apple to disable security mentioning Congress’ failure to act on the issue of encryption regardless of the urging of Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Justice Department.

Orenstein deferred opinion until Apple had a chance to say if it was “technically feasible and, if so, whether compliance with all the proposed order will be unduly burdensome.”

Apple in its brief said it limited its perspectives to those questions rather than the more comprehensive legal issue at hand, which it called “significant.” In an order Tuesday, Orenstein invited that issue to be addressed by Apple. A hearing is scheduled for Thursday.

The case is In re Order requiring Apple, Inc to assist in the performance of a search warrant issued by the court, U.S. District Court, Eastern District of New York, No. 15-mc-01902.

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“I am really happy about it, and I think the runway here is very good,” Cook said.

Released in June, Apple Music is the business’s effort to carry its dominance of digital music through its iTunes store to the era of music streaming pioneered by others among Spotify. Apple is allowing users to check its service using a 90-day free trial, which elapsed for the first users earlier this month.

Few think the iPhone maker will eclipse other music streaming firms, although analysts have forecast that Apple’s service will find a powerful following because of the vast installed base of iTunes users.

The industry leader, Spotify, has more than 20 million paid subscribers world-wide, the business has told Reuters.

In a wide-ranging conversation editor in chief of The Wall Street Journal, Cook also touched on Apple TV, which recently received a long-awaited update.

A fresh version of the set-top box featuring programs and expanded search features will be released later this month, but the product does not include a flowing TV service, which industry executives say the company is exploring.

Cook expressed optimism that the sector will finally embrace his vision of apps for TV although television has been slow to change.

“There are very few content owners that believe the present model will last eternally,” Cook said. “I think the most forward-thinking ones are looking and saying, ‘I Had rather have the first-mover advantage.'”

Cook didn’t openly recognize efforts by Apple to construct. However he sketched out his future vision of what cars will appear like, with a larger infusion of technology.

“What I see is that applications becomes an increasingly significant part of the car of the future,” he said.

“You see that sovereign driving becomes much more important.”

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Discussing in The Wall Street Journal’s WSJD Live conference in San Francisco on Tuesday, CEO Tim Cook called there would be “huge change” in the automotive sector in the coming years but did not remark on rumours about Apple’s own electric car endeavor. At this time, it is clear that Apple is working on developing a car. It’s made numerous high-professional file rentals in the auto space.

It lately compelled a bike startup to close down after pinching a number of its own workers -and is scouting out potential test sites -driving technology.

According to The Wall Street Journal, it is now a “committed project” with a provisional shipping date of 2019, although this may yet transform.

“You see that sovereign driving becomes a lot more significant.”

The CEO framed Apple’s interest -at least in the short term – in this software. The Cupertino company already offers CarPlay, a kind of mobile operating system for car infotainment systems.”we had enjoy folks as they enter their car. The industry is at an inflection point for massive change…not merely evolutionary change.”

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Apple’s iPhone is among the greatest looking phones you can get. However, what does one do if you adore the layout of the iPhone, but also love Google’s Android? Well, you check out the HTC One A9.

The newest smartphone in the Taiwanese handset maker, the HTC One A9, which costs $399 unlocked, has an all-aluminum body with curved edges and a machined finish. In other words, it looks like an iPhone.

But does the fact it may pass as an iPhone should you squint your eyes mean it’s as good as Apple’s handset? I spent a brief time with HTC checking out the One A9, plus it’s promise.

So the One A9 looks like an iPhone, that much is clear. But don’t you dare say that to HTC. The company says the layout because of its handset came from melding the look and feel of the One M9, its two existing phones and the Want 816.

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