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Facebook and Twitter have said they support Apple CEO Tim Cook’s stance against allowing the FBI so–called ‘backdoor’ access to iPhones, after federal agents demanded Apple hack into an iPhone belonging to the man behind last year’s San Bernardino terror attacks.Telugu dengudu Kathalu

In a short tweet, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey said: “We stand with Tim Cook and Apple (and thank him for his leadership)”.

Dorsey then linked to Cook’s original open letter, detailing why Apple believes that building backdoor access to a user’s iPhone could set a dangerous precedent and pave the way for a world in which smartphones are regularly hacked by the authorities.

Cook says Apple has not built such software into its phones and is refusing to accede to the FBI's demands.

Facebook has also revealed its support for Apple, issuing this statement to USA Today: “We condemn terrorism and have total solidarity with victims of terror.

"Those who seek to praise, promote, or plan terrorist acts have no place on our services. We also appreciate the difficult and essential work of law enforcement to keep people safe.

“When we receive lawful requests from these authorities we comply.

"However, we will continue to fight aggressively against requirements for companies to weaken the security of their systems. These demands would create a chilling precedent and obstruct companies' efforts to secure their products."

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Apple’s plans to bring its Force Touch tech to the new iPhone 6S and iPhone 6S Plus has been a mainstay of the rumour mill all year. So much so that it's inclusion seems nailed on.

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What makes the version being used in the iPhone 6S more interesting than the existing tech in the Apple Watch and MacBook is its apparent ability to offer a so–called ‘third dimension’.

Sources close to Apple have claimed that the company will brand the tech as '3D Touch Display' rather than Force Touch.

This means that as well as recognising the difference between a tap and a press, the iPhone 6S will have a special 'deep-press' function.

How this will work in practice will be revealed at Apple’s event on September 9th, but previous rumours have suggested Force Touch, and by extension its 3D stablemate, will be able to cut out taps to make using apps easier.

The most obvious example is within Maps. Rather than tapping on a destination, then selecting your intended destination then confirming your choice, a deeper press will let you navigate directly to wherever you're headed.

Likewise, it is thought that a long press on an app icon will access specific functionality, be it a new message within iMessage or voicemail via the Phone app.

It all sounds pretty neat. And on the one hand, it’s something that clearly sets Apple’s iPhones apart from the crowd.

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Google has unveiled a new food photo tool, which is built into its Maps for Android app and allows users to attach images of their meals to places within Maps, in order to improve reviews.

The process is simple. Users simply take a shot of their breakfast, lunch, dinner or grab–and–go coffee.

Maps then fires out a notification saying it’s detected a shot has been taken in a particular location. One more tap then lets foodies post the image, alongside a quick review, onto Maps.

Google earlier this year launched and then quickly shuttered a new food photo app called Tablescape. While that add–on never got a final release, the tech behind it does now seem to be bearing fruit.

At the moment, the new Maps for Android food photo function is limited only to Google’s ‘local guides’ at level three and above. But if it’s a success, expect it to get a wider release.

Google’s move suggests it wants to wrest the initiative from Facebook, Instagram and Twitter, where most food snaps wind up.

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Apple says the handsets affected were ‘sold primarily between September 2014 and January 2015’.

If yours is affected, you’ll need to find your phone’s serial number and enter it into the official checker on Apple’s website to see if it’s eligible for the fix.

To find the serial number, simply go to the Settings app, tap on General and then About. The number can be copied over from there.

Alternatively, you can find the serial number of your iPhone 6 Plus’s box if you still have it or via the summary tab when you plug your iPhone into iTunes.

Apple says that any other hardware problems, such as a cracked screen, should be fixed before you hand over your phone for repair.

Without doing so, the fragile method by which the iSight camera is replaced won’t work. Sure, this could be costly, but not as much as having to buy a whole new phone.

You may find you’re covered under insurance for non–iSight issues.

Don’t go handing your phone over for repair without backing up your iPhone’s data.

This can be easily done by either plugging into iTunes and storing files locally, or via iCloud, with the option to store all your app settings and files on Apple’s servers.

It’s as good excuse as any to ensure you don’t lose vital information

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Tesco Mobile has become the latest carrier to announce pricing for the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge Plus, for what it claims are ‘market-leading’ rates.

Would-be Galaxy S6 Edge Plus owners will be able to pick up the phone from September 4th starting from £43.50 with no upfront fee. That gets you 2,000 minutes, 5,000 texts and 1GB of 4G data per month.

At the other end of the price spectrum, Tesco Mobile’s premium Galaxy S6 Edge Plus contract is £55 per month. Opt for that and you’re looking at allowances of 5,000 texts and 5,000 minutes per month, plus a not insubstantial monthly data limit of 8GB.

Tesco Mobile is the third major UK carrier to announce price points for the Galaxy S6 Edge Plus, after Three and EE broke cover with their contracts last week.

Launched alongside the Galaxy Note 5 earlier this month, the Galaxy S6 Edge Plus swaps the standard Galaxy Edge’s 5.1-inch screen for a massive quad HD Super AMOLED 5.67–inch display.

It also makes room for a brawnier processor, ditching the regularly proportioned S6 Edge’s quad-core number for a 64–bit octa–core Exynos model.

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Apple is mightily mistaken if it thinks stylus support will be a major selling point for the iPad Pro, a survey suggests, as the tech giant bids to reverse a long-term decline in tablet sales.

In a poll of uSwitch Tech users, 27.2% said they aren’t convinced they’d use the Apple Pencil, despite its much-trumpeted note-taking and drawing smarts. A further 6.6% said they ‘hate it’ and that ‘it seems a bit old fashioned’.

Punters also seem chagrined at the £65 or so cost of the add-on, with 22.2% describing the asking price as ‘way too expensive’. Nearly as many (19.4%) said they were frustrated that they’ll have to pay anything extra to be the owner of an Apple Pencil.

Conversely, the amount of punters giving the Pencil a warm welcome were pretty paltry. Only 10.2% described it as a “great addition to the iPad’, while a similarly scanty 8.8% said they think they’ll find it very useful.

However, for all that consumers seemingly aren’t sold on the Apple Pencil, they appear to be much, much more receptive to the iPad Pro itself. A not inconsiderable 30% of the sample said that they’ve added the super-sized tablet to their shopping list since it was unveiled last week.

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Virgin Media has announced pre-order price points for the iPhone 6S and 6S Plus, ahead of the phones’ official streetdate of September 25th.

The iPhone 6S is up for grabs from £34 per month with no upfront charge on Virgin Media’s Freestyle tariff. That’s gets you 250 minutes and 250MB of data per month, plus unlimited texts.

Given the choice, though, we’d probably opt for the £39 per month option, which includes a more realistic monthly data allowance of 1GB, as well as 2,500 minutes and unlimited texts. Once again, there’s no upfront charge for the phone.

If those sound like competitive prices, they are. But there is a catch. And that’s the mobile internet service you get on Virgin Media is 3G, rather than the 4G and even faster Cat6 4G+ service of which the new iPhone is capable.

At the time of writing, the iPhone 6S Plus was listed on drop-down menus on Virgin Media’s site, but wasn’t available to buy. That may be just because it’s out of stock.

Or it could be that Virgin Media has opted not to stock it at all. Which isn’t out of the question given that last year’s iPhone 6 Plus appealed to a pretty niche market compared with the standard iPhone 6.

Either way, we’ve given Virgin Media’s press team a shout and we’ll report back with their answer.

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