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The women jumped on stage, stripped naked, gyrated and wiggled all for an old iPhone. One of the two, reportedly married, didn’t think twice before flinging her knickers and doing her best to win the iPhone.

Their performance went viral after it was uploaded on Youtube, but it did not impress the online community.

Apple unveiled several products on Sept. 9, but the star of the attraction was of course the latest iteration of its iPhone. You can make several economic observations about the multinational tech giant?s smartphone.

As proven by every-day life, a smartphone can be the best camera needed at any moment.

That fact was proven by thousands of participants in this year’s “iPhone Photography Awards”.

First place was won by a Polish man who decided to took this picture:

Turkcell, Turkey's leading mobile phone operator, has launched Ukraine's first 3G GSM network service through the Life:) brand. 

The brand, 55 percent of which is owned by Turkcell, was awarded 3G mobile licenses in Ukraine in February. 

Photographer/videographer George Makkas captured the changing cityscape of recession-plagued Athens. The award-winning photographer, a victim of the recession forced to relocate to London, showed how a thriving city changed. Shops run by generations of families shut down, making way to bars and fast food restaurants – or, worst still, remaining empty.

Turkish fourth-generation (4G) telecom services are envisaged to be operational by the first day of 2016, Communications Minister Feridun Bilgin has said.

Speaking in an exclusive interview on April 14, Bilgin said GSM operators had been asked to ready their networks before the end of 2015.

The biggest cinema event in Turkey, the Istanbul Film Festival, is getting ready to kick off this Friday, April 4, for a 16-day extravaganza of cinema featuring more than 200 films, four competitions and dozens of guests. Organized for the 34th time, the festival will honor five veteran names in filmmaking with its Cinema Honorary Award, presented at the opening gala on April 3.

Turkey's telecommunications regulator has set 2.3 billion euros ($2.44 billion) as the minimum price that mobile operators must pay to secure frequency bands for a new 4G network.