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The $2.95 charge appeared on my credit card statement the following month. When the product arrived, there was NOTHING in the box or attached to it other than the product, to indicate a time limit to respond or return to avoid any future charges.
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It's taken a while, but we've made a little progress on the mathesis universalis that Leibniz envisioned 300 or so years ago – a mathematical language describing the world so perfectly that any question could be answered by performing the appropriate calculations.
Aware that the computations would be demanding, Leibniz also had in mind a machine to do them rapidly. On that score things are very much farther along than he could ever have imagined. And while the mathesis universalis itself seems destined to remain only the most beautiful dream of rationalist philosophy, there's no question that Leibniz would appreciate the incredible power to store and retrieve information that we've come to take for granted. (Besides being a polymathic genius, he was a librarian.)
Johanna Drucker's Graphesis: Visual Forms of Knowledge Production, published by Harvard University Press, focuses in part on the capacity of maps, charts, diagrams, and other modes of display to encode and organize information. But only in part: while Drucker's claims for the power of visual language are less extravagantly ambitious than Leibniz's for mathematical symbols, it is a matter of degree and not of kind. (The author is professor of bibliographical studies at the Graduate School of Education and Information Studies of the University of California at Los Angeles.)
"The complexity of visual means of knowledge production," she writes, "is matched by the sophistication of our cognitive processing. Visual knowledge is as dependent on lived, embodied, specific knowledge as any other field of human endeavor, and integrates other sense data as part of cognition. Not only do we process complex representations, but we are imbued with cultural training that allows us to understand them as knowledge, communicated and consensual, in spite of the fact that we have no 'language' of graphics or rules governing their use."
Forget the old saw about a picture being worth a thousand words. Drucker's claim is not about pictorial imagery, as such. A drawing or painting may communicate information about how a person or place looks, but the forms she has in mind (bar graphs, for example, or Venn diagrams) perform a more complex operation. They convert information into something visually apprehended.
We learn to understand and use these visual forms so readily that they seem almost self-evident. Some people know how to read a map better than others -- but all of us can at least recognize one when we see it. Likewise with tables, graphs, calendars, and family trees. In each case we intuitively understand how the data are organized, if not what they mean.
But the pages of Graphesis teem with color reproductions of 5,000 years' worth of various modes of visually rendered knowledge – showing how they have emerged and developed over time, growing familiar but also defining or reinforcing ways to apprehend information.
A good example is the mode of plotting information on a grid. Drucker reproduces a chart of planetary movements in that form from 10th-century edition of Macrobius. But the idea didn't catch on: "The idea of graphical plotting either did not occur, or required too much of an abstraction to conceptualize." The necessary leap came only in the early 17th century, when Descartes reinvented the grid in developing analytical geometry. His mathematical tool "combined with intensifying interest in empirical measurements," writes Drucker, "but they were only slowly brought together into graphic form. Instruments adequate for gathering 'data' in repeatable metrics came into play … but the intellectual means for putting such information into statistical graphs only appeared in fits and starts."
And in the 1780s, a political economist invented a variation on the form by depicting the quantity of various exports and imports of Scotland as bars on a graph – an arresting presentation, in that it shows one product being almost twice as heavily traded as any other. (The print is too small for me to determine what it was.) The advantages of the bar graph in rendering information to striking effect seem obvious, but it, too, was slow to enter common use.
"We can easily overlook the leap necessary to abstract data and then give form to its complexities," writes Drucker. And once the leap is made, it becomes almost impossible to conceive such data without the familiar visual tools.
If the author ever defines her title term, I failed to mark the passage, but graphesis would presumably entail a comprehensive understanding of the available and potential means to record and synthesize knowledge, of whatever kind, in visual form. Drucker method is in large measure inductive: She examines a range of methods of presenting information to the eye and determines how the elements embed logical concepts into images.
While art history and film studies (especially work on editing and montage) are relevant to some degree, Drucker's project is very much one of exploration and invention. Leibniz's mathesis was totalizing and deductive; once established, his mathematical language would give final and definitive answers. By contrast, graphesis would entail the regular creation of new visual tools in keeping with the appearance of new kinds of knowledge, and new media for transmitting it.
"The ability to think in and with the tools of computational and digital environments," the author warns, "will only evolve as quickly as our ability to articulate the metalanguages of our engagement."
That passage, which is typical, is some indication of why Graphesis will cull its audience pretty quickly. Some readers will want to join her effort; many more will have some difficulty in imagining quite what it is. Deepening the project's fascination, for those drawn to it, is Drucker's recognition of an issue so new that it still requires a name: What happens to the structuring of knowledge when maps, charts, etc. appear not just on a screen, but one responsive to touch? The difficulties that Graphesis presents are only incidentally matters of diction; the issues themselves are difficult. I suspect Graphesis may prove to be an important book, for reasons we'll fully understand only somewhere down the line.
U. of Colorado at Boulder cuts costs by subscribing to an ebook service over buying print books, but some faculty members complain of an inferior product.
Scholars at annual meeting were forced to evacuate their rooms Friday night -- but meeting one another in pajamas didn't stop them from tweeting.
As campus efforts to support boycotts of Israel universities intensify this year — and everyone expects them to in the wake of events in Gaza, the most challenging and controversial question about the movement that sponsors the boycott agenda looms over all of us: Are there anti-Semitic dimensions to the Boycott, Sanctions, and Divestment (BDS) movement?
BDS advocates have long countered the anti-Semitic label by protesting that critics of Israeli government policy do not deserve accusations that they are anti-Semitic. In fact BDS opponents themselves often reject the claim that every critic of Israel, or even every supporter of BDS, is anti-Semitic. Israelis themselves are relentless critics of the government in power, and many of the Jewish state's strong supporters there and abroad condemn the occupation of the West Bank and urge curtailment of settlement construction or withdrawal from most existing settlements. BDS assertions that they are condemned simply because they are policy critics distract us from the more complex and troubling ways that the movement enhances anti-Semitic aims.
Ever since Lawrence Summers asserted that the divestment movement proposals were "anti-Semitic in their effect, if not in their intent," we have had a model to use in examining the prejudicial implications of BDS in a more thoughtful way. That does not mean that every divestment proposal is anti-Semitic, but it does help us see why people who advocate the elimination of Israel as a Jewish state are promoting a goal that has anti-Semitic effects.
Arguments that Jews have no ancient connection to the land, that Israelites and Hebrews never existed — positions that some academic BDS advocates promote — also have an anti-Semitic component. The demand that the citizens of Israel give up their right to political self-determination and the unsupportable assertion that the Israeli government is an exceptionally egregious human rights violator are also consciously or unconsciously underwritten by the long-term history of anti-Semitism and the history of efforts to isolate and "other" the Jewish people.
I realize that people will dispute these conclusions, but they nonetheless offer examples of a more serious basis for debating the issue I am urging all of us to address. Doing so also requires that we confront the policies vigorously promoted by virtually all of the BDS movement's major spokespeople, whether or not the movement officially endorses them. These include advocacy by Omar Barghouti and others of a one-state "solution" encompassing Israel, Gaza, and the West Bank in which Jews would become a minority. That demand is typically accompanied by the call for the Palestinian diaspora's "right of return" to this new state, a plan that would further marginalize the Jewish population. Both positions are put forward in Barghouti's Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions, Judith Butler's Parting Ways, and other books.
The confidence with which some BDS advocates assure us Jews could live peacefully and safely and have full religious freedom in an Arab-dominated state is so contradicted by regional history, culture, and politics that one has to consider the possibility that they really do not care about the fate of Israeli Jews. Naivety alone does not seem to account for so thorough a denial of reality. The real perils Jews could face in an Arab-dominated state undercut the rather pious claims about the movement's dedication to nonviolence that are part of its founding principles. Once again, highly likely violent effects call into question the status of nonviolent intent. Equally worrisome are those BDS supporters who ally themselves with Hamas, despite the organization's ferociously anti-Semitic and genocidal charter. One might well wonder why those in the West who would ordinarily oppose a group that vilifies gays — and has an appalling view of women — would overlook these facts because of Hamas's stance toward Israeli Jews.
While the BDS movement undoubtedly gathers some conscious anti-Semites into its fold, the way in which it more broadly assigns the traditional pariah status of Jews to the Israeli state is equally troubling. Debates about BDS resolutions and petitions often invoke the standard tropes anti-Semitism has deployed, notably that BDS opponents are organized and funded by an international Jewish lobby, an accusation that surfaced during the Modern Language discussion of its 2014 resolution condemning Israeli visa policies. That both NGOs and foreign governments fund BDS activity is rarely mentioned.
Talking about such matters can also lead people to ask themselves whether their hostility to Israel is a vehicle for unconscious resentment toward Jews. Only individual self-reflection, not academic debate, can answer that question. Certainly when BDS advocates spread anti-Jewish stereotypes and myths they owe it to themselves to examine their hearts more rigorously. The fact that a number of Jewish academics support the BDS movement does not absolve anyone of the possibility they harbor an anti-Semitic bias, though the BDS movement likes to say it does.
Helen Fein's 1987 definition (in The Persisting Question) of anti-Semitism as "a persisting latent structure of hostile beliefs towards Jews as a collectivity" is a good place to begin in thinking about the role of anti-Semitism in BDS passion. Indeed it is not unreasonable to feel that such psychological motives underlie the exceptional level of hostility displayed in some BDS forums, among the most extreme being the Electronic Intifada and Mondoweiss websites. Moreover, there are statements that have anti-Semitic content and anti-Semitic effects — that can be adopted and used by willing anti-Semites — no matter what their original authors think they intended. Such inherent hostility does need to be examined in the academy.
That hostility is often focused on the most demonized term in the BDS lexicon: Zionism. The historical movement and the concept have had many definitions over the years, though in the current political climate simply believing that a Jewish state has a historically, internationally, and morally justified right to exist in Palestine is enough to win disapproval of your Zionist identity. It often doesn't help if you want Israel to withdraw from the occupied territories. You are still a blind Zionist ideologue.
Absolute opposition to Israel's existence increases anti-Semitism's cultural and political reach and impact. Indeed, if anti-Semitism is a fundamental condition of possibility for unqualified opposition to the Jewish state, then anti-Zionism is anti-Semitism's moral salvation, its perfect disguise, its route to legitimation.
There is a disturbing bait-and-switch element to BDS's recruitment strategies. The movement recruits students with a call for justice for Palestinians — justice that a two-state solution could provide — then draws them into one-state advocacy, a goal with devastating consequences for Israeli Jews. It justifies its one-state advocacy by demonizing the State of Israel with hyperbolic and irrational accusations.
Meanwhile, the rise of anti-Semitism in Europe and elsewhere puts the lie to the confidence that Jews do not need a homeland whose future and right to self-defense they control. Indeed it strengthens the opposite argument.
The same bait-and-switch effect attaches to the risk that recruiting anti-Zionists, while giving them collective support and making them more fervid, will turn them into anti-Semites. Beginning with the 2006 Journal of Conflict Resolution essay "Anti-Israel Sentiment Predicts Anti-Semitism in Europe" by Edward Kaplan and Charles Small and continuing through to Alvin Rosenfeld's 2013 collection Resurgent Antisemitism, research has suggested that the more extreme one's position on Israel, the more likely one is to harbor classic anti-Semitic beliefs. And those who want to abolish the Jewish state show higher rates of belief in Jewish conspiracies and other anti-Semitic delusions. All these patterns intersect uncomfortably with the BDS movement.
There are two peoples in Palestine who deserve justice and deserve homelands. Demonizing one of them, as BDS does, will not promote peace and not lead to a Palestinian state. Rage and hatred may be personally gratifying to some, but they get in the way of a political solution. Indeed they can block the willingness to compromise that is fundamental to any negotiating process. This suggests that anti-Semitism has consequences that those unconsciously succumbing to its influence need to confront. For anti-Semitism tragically offers nothing tangible to the very Palestinians BDS claims to champion.
Cary Nelson is a professor of English at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. He is the co-editor, with Gabriel Noah Brahm, of The Case Against Academic Boycotts of Israel, scheduled for October distribution by Wayne State University Press.
In today's Academic Minute, Ole Hertel, an air pollution specialist and professor at Aarhus University, discusses his research on air quality. Learn more about the Academic Minute here. And if you missed Monday's Academic Minute because of the Labor Day holiday, on the effect of vocal fry in the workplace you can find it here.
Professors at discipline's annual meeting consider how they hire faculty members.
The philosophy department at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign has voted no confidence in Chancellor Phyllis Wise and other university leaders, The News-Gazette reported. The vote is based on the recent decision by Wise to block the appointment of Steven Salaita to a position in the American Indian studies program. The resolution states that "the recent words and actions of Chancellor Phyllis Wise, President Robert Easter, and the Board of Trustees in connection with the revocation of an offer of employment to Dr. Steven Salaita betray a culpable disregard not only for academic freedom and free speech generally but also for the principles of shared governance and established protocols for hiring, tenure, and promotion."
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Complaint Review: CNAC (JD Byrider)
CNAC (JD Byrider)4220 South State Street Salt Lake City, Utah U.S.A.
CNAC (JD Byrider) Ripoff ridiculous interest rates, unreliable cars Salt Lake City Utah
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After we did all of the paper work, they said I needed a co-signer. My husband at the time had worse credit than me (he even had a repo on his credit) and they let him co-sign. Which didn't make a whole lot of sense if you ask me. So my interest was about 24%. I had no choice so I went with it.
After a few days I would fill up my gas tank all the way. I would just drive to work and back (not speeding or anything) and within 2 days it would be on empty. I knew something was wrong because I shouldn't have to put $40 in gas every two days. So that's when my car started having problems. It would just die while I would be driving on the free way. That was extremely scary. Then it would die at a light that i would be turning at. So after taking it in to a couple machanics, they couldn't find anything wrong with it.
We figured it was just the battery because it would just die. So we bought a couple batteries. They would drain instantly so we bought a new alternator. I had no way of getting to work because my car kept dying. After that time I did get a divorce so I was trying to pay the bills by myself. With my car not being driveable and no way to get to work, I ended up losing my job then after missing a month's car payment the car got repossessed because I didn't have a job. It took about a month to find a new job, but before I was able to get a new one I ended up getting evicted because I couldn't make rent or pay my bills.
I owe about $9000 on a used 01 Sonata. JD Byrider wouldn't even let me come get my stuff that was in my car. They said they put my stuff in storage but wouldn't tell me where to go pick it up. With all the other problems that happened with this company screwing me over financially and losing some possessions in the car, I am about $13000 in debt ($9000 for the car and $4000 for being evicted). I can't go to college and I most likely have to file for bankruptsy. This is not how I wanted to start out my life. I would advise buying from JD Byrider or anybody that has ANYTHING to do with CNAC.
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Complaint Review: WORLD WIDE REPLICA
WORLD WIDE REPLICA2509 Pelican Bay Drive; Panama City Beach, Florida Panama City Beach, Florida U.S.A.
WORLD WIDE REPLICA RIP-OFF THEIVES. Joseph Julius Wunsch III, 43, and Joseph Julius Wunsch IV, 19, face several felony charges stemming from their sale of counterfeit purses, suitcases, shoes, belts, wallets and sunglasses, according to Bay County Sheriff's Office reports. Panama City Beach Florida
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Local: 2 charged with selling fake goods
Friday, June 3, 2005
2 charged with selling fake goods
By Paul L. Mikolajczyk
News Herald Writer 747-5089 / email@example.com
A father and son are in jail after police discovered a truckload of counterfeit merchandise at their Panama City Beach home Wednesday.
Joseph Julius Wunsch III, 43, and Joseph Julius Wunsch IV, 19, face several felony charges stemming from their sale of counterfeit purses, suitcases, shoes, belts, wallets and sunglasses, according to Bay County Sheriff's Office reports. Investigators reported recovering hundreds of counterfeit products with brand-name labels such as Louis Vuitton, Christian Dior, Chanel, Dooney & Burke and Oakley.
The items were being sold over the Internet as "Five-Star Replicas" meaning that only someone in the business of dealing the real products would notice they were fakes, said Sheriff's Investigator Jeremy Mathis.
The arrest of the Wunsches came after about a seven-month investigation of counterfeit merchandise dealing in Bay County.
In October, investigators served a search warrant on the Wunsch residence at 2509 Pelican Bay Drive and discovered several pieces of counterfeit merchandise. Investigators did not press charges against the pair at the time due to continuing investigations, said Capt. Jimmy Stanford.
However, on Tuesday, an Illinois woman contacted the Sheriff's Office to report that on May 13 she ordered more than 150 replica handbags at a cost of about $5,000 from the Wunsches' company "World Wide Replicas." The woman told investigators she never received the fake products.
Armed with another search warrant, investigators said they returned to the Pelican Bay residence and found enough counterfeit goods in the home to fill a large moving truck. They also found cocaine, marijuana and drug paraphernalia in the home, resulting in additional drug charges against the Wunsches, according to police reports.
Stanford said the Wunsches' operation has been going on for about a year. He said people dealing in counterfeit items is not new to Bay County.
"If there's a business dealing replicas for a tenth of the price, people will buy," Stanford said. "Yet it hurts the companies that made the real products."
He said investigators will continue to "crack down" on people selling counterfeit goods in Bay County.
"We're not talking about busting someone walking around wearing a fake Rolex (watch)," he said. "But because of the quantity when you start talking hundreds of thousands of dollars in illegal products you can't quite ignore that."
Wunsch III faces charges of possession of counterfeit goods, sale of counterfeit goods, grand theft, possession of cocaine, possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia. Wunsch IV faces charges of principal to possession of counterfeit goods, principal to sale of counterfeit goods, possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia.
Both men remain in the Bay County Jail pending bond.
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But, what I don't understand is why is the website still active and why has it changed w/ new updates?
Also, if you go to www.google.com and do BAY COUNTY COURTS, you can find the website for the county clerk for the county where world wide replica is at and then enter "WUNSCH" and then you can see the cases that are pending against these people.....
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The output page from this plugin is broken. It looks like something is either missing or not working like it should.
http://www.stupidnothings.com/blog/links/ is the link to my links.
The output page from this plugin is broken. It looks like something is either missing or not working like it should.
http://www.stupidnothings.com/blog/links/ is the link to my links.
I will look into this tonight. Do you have some links already defined in your WordPress installation with associated categories? Could you post a list of the settings that you have configured for the plugin under the admin panel?
Looking at the source of the web page, I think that the problem is that it is not finding anything based on the way that you configured the plugin and this is resulting in some tags not being opened or closed correctly.
After doing some testing, I was able to reproduce the problem that you are seeing. It only occurs when there are no link categories to display.
I will post a new version (1.1.7) later tonight to correct this.
Now, to get in this situation did you try to specify some category IDs to be included or excluded under the admin settings? Did you use the numeric IDs? I would first recommend remove all include and exclude conditions to see if the plugin works for you correctly. Typing names of categories in these fields will not work. Also, have you deleted all of the default links before trying to use this plugin?
Let me know if you need further help.
Actually, I will only be able to post the 1.1.7 update tomorrow as I am also trying to address a few other issues. Stay tuned.
I was away today, so I couldn't check it all. But I will go take a look further.
Okay, it works now. And I need to slap my self a bit. Instead of using the link categories I used the post categories. So, no wonder it couldn't find anything.
Looking great. Now I'm going to put all the links I collected in the correct category.
I am glad to hear that. Would you mind just setting the conversation as resolved so that people can quickly see from its title that it is no longer an issue? Thanks.
O yeah. I keep forgetting those things.
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Just a few years ago 4G was a new concept, but now it's available across most of the UK on one or more networks. EE already has well over 90% population coverage and O2, Vodafone and Three are catching up fast, while offering innovative extras, like Three's 4G Super-Voice service.
In other words 4G has taken off in a big way, and not only is it now widely available but there's an enormous selection of handsets that support it. In fact almost every smartphone made in the last few years does, covering everything from flagships to entry level phones.
Some handle it better than others though and they all have their own strengths and weaknesses above and beyond 4G, so we've made things easier for you by curating a list of the 10 best 4G handsets you can buy right now
Its 5.7-inch screen won't suit everyone, but the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 is impressively high powered and full featured. For a start not only is that screen big but also high resolution at 1440 x 2560, giving it an amazingly crisp pixel density of 515 pixels per inch and as it's a Super AMOLED screen the colours are also rich and bright.
It doesn't disappoint when it comes to power either, with a 2.7GHz quad-core Snapdragon 805 processor and 3GB of RAM making it one of the more powerful phones on the market.
Then there's its 16MP camera and a wealth of extra features, such as an S Pen stylus, split screen apps, a heart rate monitor, a fingerprint scanner and even a UV sensor. It really is probably the fullest featured phone around and it looks good too, with a metal frame giving it an edge of quality that's lacking from many older Samsung handsets.
Better yet it's one of a fairly small number of handsets that supports Cat.6 LTE for download speeds of up to 300Mbps. That means it's fully prepared to make the most of LTE-A and more future-proofed than some of its rivals.
The HTC One M9 is the latest flagship from HTC and it's almost certainly the most gorgeously built phone you'll find, with a full metal body, a two-tone colour scheme and gentle curves.
There are other things to like about it too, such as its high-spec 2GHz octa-core Snapdragon 810 processor and 3GB of RAM which ensure it never fails to perform.
Some things haven't changed from the HTC One M8, such as the 5.0-inch 1080 x 1920 screen, but it's still more than up to the task of delivering big, sharp images.
Plenty has changed too, such as the camera. The 4 UltraPixel sensor from the HTC One M8 has been moved to the front of the phone allowing for brilliant selfies no matter the light, while the rear camera is now a 20.7MP one capable of taking highly detailed photos.
BoomSound is back and better than ever, delivering loud, rich audio through the phones speakers and like other new flagships it supports Cat.6 LTE, allowing it to make the most of even LTE-A (marketed as 4G+ by EE).
The LG G4 is an odd phone. For one thing it's one of very few handsets which you can get with a leather back, which combined with its rear keys leaves it looking almost unique.
It's verging on phablet sized with its 5.5-inch screen and what a screen it is at 1440 x 2560, for a pixel density of 538 pixels per inch.
The LG G4 also has a top flight 16MP camera, packed full of modes and features, like 2160p video at 30fps, a laser autofocus, optical image stabilisation and a powerful 8MP front-facing snapper.
With its 1.82GHz octa-core Snapdragon 808 processor and 3GB of RAM it's not quite as much of a powerhouse as some rivals, but it's not far behind and it's certainly speedy on 4G, thanks to Cat 6 support.
Sony's been playing things safe recently with its smartphones, delivering modest upgrades rather than radical reinventions, but that doesn't stop the Sony Xperia Z5 Compact being one of the best small screen phones money can buy.
With an octa-core Snapdragon 810 processor and 2GB of RAM it's got flagship power, while its 23MP camera is one of the best to yet grace a smartphone and its 4.6-inch 720 x 1280 screen is small but fairly sharp.
The Sony Xperia Z5 Compact also packs a fingerprint scanner into its slender shell and it's water and dust resistant, so you needn't be afraid to get it wet.
Like many Sony phones the Xperia Z5 Compact also has great battery life, feasibly stretching to two days of moderate use, so you can make use of 4G for longer.
The Sony Xperia Z5 is basically like a larger version of the Xperia Z5 Compact, but it places slightly higher on our list as its specs are a little better.
For example it has a 5.2-inch 1080 x 1920 screen and 3GB of RAM, along with a stylish metal and glass build, plus all the things we love about the Sony Xperia Z5 Compact, such as a 23MP camera, a fingerprint scanner, an octa-core processor, water and dust resistance and a seriously long lasting battery.
It's Sony's best all-round phone and while there are handsets with sharper screens you sacrifice battery life to get them.
At 5.5 inches the iPhone 6S Plus is one of the biggest phones Apple has ever made and the closest thing to a phablet you can get if you want to use iOS.
It's also one of the best phones Apple has ever made, with a super slim and stylish 7.3mm thick metal shell, a crisp 1080 x 1920 display, a great 12MP camera, a speedy Touch ID fingerprint scanner and top tier performance.
Add in Apple's fancy pressure sensitive 3D Touch screen tech, Apple Pay support and the intuitive iOS 9 interface and you really have a true flagship. Like any good flagship it also supports 4G.
The Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+ is just about the most powerful phone Samsung has ever made, thanks to its octa-core Exynos 7420 processor and 4GB of RAM.
It's also got a stunning 5.7-inch 1440 x 2560 QHD display, which until the Galaxy Note 5 arrives on these shores makes the S6 Edge+ the newest and best Samsung phablet you can get and arguably the best phablet full stop.
That screen has curves at each edge too, just like the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge, in fact the phone is essentially an oversized version of that handset.
But that's no bad thing as it shares its brilliant 16 megapixel camera, secure fingerprint scanner and stylish metal and glass build.
The Galaxy S6 Edge is Samsung's most ambitious smartphone yet, combining all the great features of the Samsung Galaxy S6 with an innovative and eye-catching curved screen.
That screen is 5.1 inches and it has a QHD 1440 x 2560 resolution, for an impeccably sharp 577 pixels per inch. It's also a Super AMOLED screen like most Samsung phones, so images are bright and vibrant.
That alone would make it just about the best smartphone screen around but it goes even further, as it's also curved at each edge, which not only looks incredible but also adds new features, like the ability to have the edges flash in customised colours when certain contacts call you.
Beyond the screen there's plenty of other stuff to get excited about. There's its stylish metal and glass build, its insanely powerful 2.1GHz octa-core Exynos 7420 processor and 3GB of RAM, its refined 16MP camera with optical image stabilisation for amazing blur free snaps, its improved fingerprint scanner and its fast charging.
Like the Galaxy Note 4 it also supports Cat.6 LTE, so it's stunningly fast even when you don't have a Wi-Fi connection. If you've skipped to the end of the list you'll see that the standard Galaxy S6 has it beat, but that's mostly down to the price, as at over £600 the S6 Edge is seriously expensive.
The iPhone 6S plays it too safe to quite reach the number one spot on our list, but it gets very close.
Apple has delivered a carefully considered handset with a gorgeous metal shell, lots of power, a sharp 4.7-inch screen, a fingerprint scanner, its best camera yet, Apple Pay support, 3D Touch for pressure sensitive interactions and more besides.
The iPhone 6S isn't cheap, but then Apple phones never are and it justifies its price tag as well as any other. It's beautiful, powerful, innovative and full of features, with 4G among them.
It's hard to know where to start when talking about the Samsung Galaxy S6 as there's just so much to like. Perhaps the biggest improvement over the S5 is the build quality, as in place of plastic we get a metal frame and a glass back, all in an impossibly slim 6.8mm thick package.
The screen has had a major upgrade too. It's still 5.1 inches and it's still Super AMOLED, which means it's capable of showing vibrant images that look like they could burst out into the real world, but now they're delivered in a super-sharp 1440 x 2560 QHD resolution, for a pixel density of 577 pixels per inch.
The phone is a lot more powerful than its predecessor too of course, with a 2.1GHz octa-core Exynos 7420 processor and 3GB of RAM and even the S5's already impressive camera has been improved on, with a new 16MP sensor and optical image stabilisation.
The fingerprint scanner is far better this time around too, requiring a simple tap of the home button to work, much like Apple's Touch ID.
And while the battery is a little on the small side at 2550 mAh, the Galaxy S6 supports both fast charging and wireless charging, so you won't begrudge having to juice it up quite so much.
It's a stunning phone. Probably the best phone money can buy and with incredibly fast Cat.6 4G support it's also the best 4G phone.
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