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pink heart — are coming to smartphones next year. Emoji 15.0 is set to be approved this September, Emojipedia noted.

view. Whoopi Goldberg scolded an audience member during Tuesday’s episode of the ABC talk show after he was caught recording on his cellphone.

Bonnaroo last weekend.A new iPhone feature caused chaos on the first day of the Tennessee festival on Thursday, June 15, placing multiple accidental calls to emergency services.Police in Manchester shared details on Twitter, explaining that the calls were due to a malfunction with the iPhone’s feature, which automatically sends an alert to emergency services if it detects that the user has been involved in a crash.“MPD has responded to multiple accidental 911 calls at Bonnaroo,” the Facebook post reads. “It’s likely that these calls are a result of ‘Crash Detection Mode,’ a new feature on Apple iPhones.” “Please be mindful and consider deactivating this feature on your phone until Bonnaroo concludes,” the post concluded.According to the Apple website, when your iPhone detects a severe car crash, it will display an alert and will automatically initiate an emergency phone call after 20 seconds, unless you cancel.

tweeted. He went on to joke about how outdated and difficult the old iPhone iteration had become. “I’ll miss your home button.

Instagram of a group dinner celebrating a gallery opening for painter Julian Schnabel. At first glance, the photo seems to be extremely ordinary with a bunch of empty plates. The “Godfather” star can be seen alongside other friends, including Mick Jagger’s ex-girlfriend Noor Alfallah, 28. But the talk of the night wasn’t the sighting of Pacino and Alfallah leaving together — everyone had their eyes on Pacino’s phone case.When Marie Bardi, social media producer at the “Blank Check” podcast, brought the phone case to Twitter’s attention, the photo soon went viral.“Al’s headphones continue to be iconic,” she writes about Pacino’s oft-seen wired headphones.

DownDetector.com, and initial investigations point to Facebook’s software developing kit (SDK) as the probable cause. Many of the broken apps rely on SDK to manage user logins, The Verge reports.Facebook has acknowledged the glitch and is working on the problem.“We are aware and investigating an increase in errors on the iOS SDK which is causing some apps to crash,” the social media giant wrote at 7 a.m.