iPhone app goes topless

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	Scott Ard CNET.com iPhone app goes topless As part of Mobile Phone Month at CNET we've been busy posting reviews of several hot devices: Palm Pre, iPhone 3GS, Google Ion/HTC Magic, and Nokia N97. Today we diverge from our hardware focus and bring you some software. Called Hottest Girls, this app recently started adding topless pics to what was previously a bunch of photos of women in lingerie and bikinis. We know what you're saying--porn and technology have been in bed together for a long time. But this is Apple, and when the App Store launched the company said porn was one of the six categories of apps that would be rejected. There's also a bit of intrigue surrounding this app, as it appeared to have been pulled by Apple on Thursday, but actually it turned out the developer's servers were just over heated. By the time you click the link (and we're confident you will) the story may have taken yet another detour. Read more As seen on CNET TV Loaded: Party on, Bill HTC announces an Android phone called the Hero, Outlook 2010 users are causing a big stink online, and Bill Gates files a patent application for a beer cooler. Watch this video Today on CNET CNET Reviews Nokia N97 The Nokia N97 is packed with features and offers the freedom of an unlocked phone, but its clunky touch interface, sky-high price tag, and outdated operating system make it hard to recommend. Read more CNET News Windows 7 pricing, upgrades Microsoft will allow consumers to preorder Windows 7 at a big discount, while offering permanent prices at or below retail for Windows Vista. Read more CNET TV Best budget digital cameras Want to go digital and still have some cash left over to pay the rent? All of these cameras are widely available for less than $200, and they're not the subpar bargain models of yesteryear, either. Read more CNET Reviews Lenovo's thin and light We can say that it feels great in a backpack, is thinner than it looks, and if it weren't for its lack of discrete graphics, it could be one of the best all-around mainstream laptops we've encountered. But there are drawbacks. Read more What's new on CNET Olympus E-P1 (14-42mm f3.5-5.6 lens) The Olympus E-P1 is an otherwise excellent enthusiast compact camera hampered by some performance problems and the lack of a viewfinder and built-in flash. Read more  Check prices NEC MultiSync EA221WM The NEC MultiSync EA221WM has a host of features and good overall performance for a fairly high price. Read more  Check prices Motorola Rival (Verizon Wireless) Though we like the Motorola Rival's features, its poor design keeps us from recommending it. Read more  Check prices Crave corner The iPhone 3GS records video underwater, too Josh Lowensohn Associate Editor One of the hallmark features of the iPhone 3GS is video recording. Waterproofing, however, is not part of the package. Read more Phones on a diet: Skinny cell phones 1. Nokia 6500 Classic 2. LG Glance (Verizon Wireless) 3. Sony Ericsson W350a (unlocked) 4. Pantech Slate (AT&T) 5. Samsung Magnet SGH-A257 (AT&T) 6. HTC Touch HD (Unlocked)   Related Newsletters Stay informed on the tech topics that matter to you most CNET offers a wide variety of newsletters on everything from tech industry news to the latest games and gear. Browse the entire list now. Manage newsletters Other CNET resources  CNET.com  Latest CNET reviews  CNET Tips and Tricks  CNET Living With Technology  Top 10 must-have gadgets  CNET Editors' Choice winners
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