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The iPhone SE Reviewby Brandon Chester on 5/16/2016 8:00 AM EST
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Badelhas - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkGreat review. I hope other manufactures will follow the trend. Reply
edsib1 - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkMay I ask why it is only being benchmarked against last years phones ? Reply
Brandon Chester - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkBecause I can't use data from phones that haven't been reviewed, and that's true of all this year's Android handsets. Best to check in with Josh and Matt on the status of those reviews. Reply
warreo - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkHi Josh and Matt -- what is the status of those reviews? :) Reply
nathanddrews - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkLOL Reply
JoshHo - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkWell under way. Unfortunately due to issues on my end it's taking far longer than I had ever hoped.
At this point it's undeniable that this is a rather exceptional delay. I'm not sure it will live up to expectation given the delay, but I'm trying regardless. Reply
gobaers - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkBrian set the bar so very high for Anandtech smartphone reviews. I would blame him for all this. Reply
Impulses - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkBrian was an exceptional reviewer, but he was pretty slow at it too, all things considered... AT smartphones reviews have rarely been the most timely. They're still the most comprehensive tho, by a wide margin. Reply
Sttm - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkYeah, Anandtech reviews are the best to learn about the phone you bought weeks ago. Reply
Samus - Tuesday, May 17, 2016 - linkEven Engadget didn't have a review of the SE until preorders were shipping, and their review was a joke. Basically half of it just says it's the same as the iPhone 6s and the battery tests are a joke. Reply
michael2k - Tuesday, May 17, 2016 - linkWhy is that review a joke? Look at this review, with it's graphs! NAND, CPU, and GPU are essentially the same as the iPhone 6S, and the battery life is a little better. Reply
Eden-K121D - Tuesday, May 17, 2016 - linkLOL Reply
fm13 - Wednesday, May 18, 2016 - linkany plans to review Xiaomi Mi5? Reply
chris.london - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkCould you please run a few storage benchmarks on the SE? I would love to see if Apple skimped on the storage or not. Reply
CloudWiz - Monday, May 16, 2016 - link^ This please, I couldn't find any good storage benchmarks online about the SE. The storage is definitely faster than on my old iPhone 5, but I'm pretty sure it's not as great as the NVMe on the 6s. I wonder if they're using NVMe on this phone or something slower like on the 6. Reply
Brandon Chester - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkWe're a bit iffy on what to do about storage benchmarking going forward due to issues with the tools available on the Android side. I've updated page two with NAND results for anyone who is interested. Reply
CloudWiz - Wednesday, May 18, 2016 - linkThanks so much Brandon! Wow, I did not expect them to use the same storage. Kudos to Apple for fitting so much of the latest and greatest while still keeping it cheap. Reply
leexgx - Tuesday, May 17, 2016 - linkhey really need to drop the 16GB model (32GB should be the min on a iphone) Reply
michael2k - Tuesday, May 17, 2016 - linkAs the single largest buyer of NAND, doing so would cause a flash shortage and drive up prices everywhere, or force everyone else to use less storage. Essentially if you double from 16GB to 32GB you should expect NAND prices for 32GB parts to go up to $12 and the 16GB parts to drop below $2.
Apple uses a single $8.4 256Gb NAND chip, to hit 32GB:
http://www.insye.com/DP/NANDFlashContractPrice.asp... Reply
LauRoman - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkhttp://anandtech.com/show/7335/the-iphone-5s-revie... Reply
Daniel Egger - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkOnce this thing goes on a sale it might actually be the first iPhone I buy with my own money to replace my Moto E (2015) as my second phone. Reply
Guspaz - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkSales on apple products are rare, and when they happen, the discounts are very small. Reply
Daniel Egger - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkI'm well aware of that. But here in the EU (where the Apple prices are higher in general) the discounts also tend to be greater if they happen. Reply
TEAMSWITCHER - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkBest Buy was selling MacBook Pro laptops with a $300 discount about three weeks ago. Granted this was probably to clear inventory in preparation for the 2016 models. That's probably the best time to go Apple shopping. Reply
Speedfriend - Tuesday, May 17, 2016 - link"Sales on apple products are rare, and when they happen, the discounts are very small."
I just bought my partner a iPhone6S on a contract in the UK where the phone effectively cost £250.
On a side note, as an Android user, I found it very disappointing, there is lag at some points, its ability to hold a signal in my house is poor and it really is no more exciting than the 5S it replaced. And it is full of Apple bloatware that you can't uninstall or remove from the home screens. Reply
RealityMonster - Tuesday, May 17, 2016 - linkEeeehn, it's a bit of a stretch to call it 'bloatware'. It doesn't take up much space, except in screen real estate, and most of it is actually legitimately useful if you haven't downloaded any apps yet. It does suck that you can't hide the ones that you don't want, though. Reply
hMunster - Monday, May 16, 2016 - link"there's absolutely no reason to arbitrarily redesign a product every cycle"
Thank you for saying this! Reply
Alexey291 - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkThere's absolutely no reason to release a new phone every year either. Reply
ATC9001 - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkExcept to make money...add new features, cater to a different crowd, prevent product lines from going stale...I could go on, but there's absolutely no reason to continue explaining... Reply
Alexey291 - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkEarn money yes. The rest is nonsense. But it's cute that you bought into the marketing. Reply
michael2k - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkYou're visiting a tech enthusiast site that actually celebrates increases in CPU, GPU, NAND, and RAM performance. Apple has consistently been improving them all year to year, which makes each generation significantly faster than the previous. Not nonsense at all.
http://hothardware.com/news/performance-preview-ap... Reply
FunBunny2 - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkwhen I was your age, young pup, the American car companies made trivial changes each year (even shut down Detroit for the summer to re-tool), while the European ones kept with the same car until there were substantial improvements. American car companies finally figured it out.
smartphones are still in in the 1950s, from that point of view: bigger tail fins each year. (the 59 Caddy were 4 feet long and 3 feet high): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Car_tailfin Reply
blaasds - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkAs much as i personally agree with this statement, the market has shown that a lot people value new and fresh designs even more than technological progress. It is the first thing people recognize. Especially in countries, where phones are used as a fashion or class statement. Reply
Oyeve - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkI too wonder why this was not pitted against more recent android phones. I would love to see comparisons with the S7. Reply
Brandon Chester - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkI mentioned in a response to a similar comment above that I can't use data from those reviews because they don't exist yet. You'll have to ask Josh and Matt about the status of the S7, HTC 10, and LG G5 reviews. Reply
hans_ober - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkI don't mind waiting for your reviews because they're the best and most indepth, but sometimes things get pushed too far back. Reply
Oyeve - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkI saw that. But, the S7 was partially reviewed a while ago, surely there is enough data to compare. Reply
Alexey291 - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkAh but that would require making a fair and unbiased comparison not a sales pitch. And by the way, all the reviews here are sales pitches Reply
extide - Tuesday, May 17, 2016 - linkWhy do you even bother coming here then? And you are pretty invested too, I mean you already have 5 comments on THIS article. Reply
IntelligentAj - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkThis was my question but I'm guessing you guys are strapped for time to get all the reviews done Reply
michael2k - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkYou're curious how much faster the iPhone SE is than the Galaxy S7? Just look for iPhone 6S and you'll see, given the SE uses the same SoC as the 6S:
http://www.anandtech.com/show/10120/the-samsung-ga... Reply
osxandwindows - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkI can't wait for the "anandtech is so biased" comments to show up. Reply
Alexey291 - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkAh yes the first of the flame bait comment, so soon too...
That said I did giggle at the excuse that he can't use non review data in a review. I'm pretty sure I've seen that happen far more than once. But yeah whatever. It's just a phone Reply
extide - Tuesday, May 17, 2016 - linkThat's not what he said. He said he can't use data that he doesnt have. Reply
xmrv - Sunday, May 22, 2016 - linksheeps dont do that so you wont see any comments like that on this site... Reply
DesertCat - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkThanks for the article. I have some friends wanting to stick with the smaller form factor and will forward your review along.
One quibble from the Experience page: "X fewer emails in the Mail app"
I'm guessing that was a place holder waiting for you to update with the number after you looked it up. May want to get that edit in. ;) Reply
MonkeyPaw - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkIt's a little bit of a lazy effort from Apple, but it should still be a crowd pleaser. The issue is that you can get a much bigger display in the footprint of the SE. I believe the Xperia Compact is almost the same size as the SE, but can offer a 4.6" display instead. That big thumb button is really costly on Apple devices. Reply
Aenean144 - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkNo, it really isn't. The Touch ID home button has been a huge advantage, well worth the costs of poorer screen-to-body ratios. Maybe in the future the button goes away, but it has served Apple and Samsung quite well.
iPhone 5/5S/SE
dimensions: 12.4 x 5.9 x 0.76 cm
footprint: 73.2 cm^2
volume: 55.6 cm^3
Xperia Z5 compact
dimensions: 12.7 x 6.5 x 0.89 cm
footprint: 82.6 cm^2
volume: 73.5 cm^3
Xperia Z3 Compact
dimensions: 12.7 x 6.5 x 0.86 cm
footprint: 82.6 cm^2
volume: 71.0 cm^3
iPhone 6
dimensions: 13.8 x 6.7 x 0.69 cm
footprint: 92.5 cm^2
volume: 59.2 cm^3
iPhone 6S
dimensions: 13.8 x 6.7 x 0.71 cm
footprint: 92.5 cm^2
volume: 60.9 cm^3
The footprint of the Xperia "Compacts" are indeed small, but both the iPhone 5 and 6 models are smaller then them in there own ways. 5/5S/SE are smaller by 10% in footprint and 25% in volume. The iPhone 6/6S have smaller volumes by 15%.
An iPhone SE will definitely feel smaller than the Xperia Compacts, while the 6/6S may feel smaller then them depending on users favoring the thinnes. The Xperias also have onscreen home, back, multitasking keys, so that 4.6" has something like 4.2" of application space for many apps. Reply
mooncancook - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkPartially true regarding onscreen home/back keys. On lots of apps they auto hide so the app can use the entire screen, and you swipe that area to bring the keys up. Reply
ianmills - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkChinese phones put the touch ID just under the camera lense. It works great (at least on bigger phones) because thats where your finger naturally rests Reply
Impulses - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkEhh, there's other places you can place a fingerprint sensor and have it be just as effective... The on screen button argument is valid tho, but it's kind of subjective... For video, where they hide away, they're a better choice, for general use it's less advantageous, etc.
The biggest rationale for a physical home button continues to be that it allows you to easily wake up the phone while it lays flat, IMO... Though tricks like the "knock on" pioneered by LG can offer an alternative to that.
Let's be honest tho, Apple AND Samsung probably just stick to their guns on the buttons at this point as a sign of pride and/or because it's a recognisable design. They sued the stuffing out of each other in large part over the button and how it ties the design together! Reply
name99 - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkI suspect the way Apple gets away from the home button (and the area it consumes) is by copying ideas from the Apple Watch.
IF they can get ultrasound based fingerprint detection to work well (so that it can work anywhere on the screen) that's REALLY helpful in terms of making the various lockscreen swipes work so much better --- right now it's kinda lame that you swipe on a notification or text message or whatever but then have to go through the unlock screen.
So if they can solve the "no need for a fingerprint button" problem, then, IMHO, the logical way to move forward is to adopt ideas from the Apple Watch. These ideas could include (along with screen lights up on orientation) having a crown sticking out the side of the phone. I don't know how well that would work --- maybe it would be too fragile? --- but it seems like it could be useful in a number of ways, and the sort of UI element that Apple could (at least attempt to) patent the hell out of and fairly aggressively and accurately claim that no-one had done anything like that until they implemented it. If you had a crown like button, apart from the rotating to scroll like on the watch, it could also (like on the watch) act to
- light up the screen
- bring up springboard
- bring up Siri
- bring up the list of previous apps (on watch, at least right now, just the last app) used.
Doing something like this would allow the iPhone to kinda reset. Apple could get off the naming treadmill (so like Macs new ones get released when they are ready, and have names like "iPhone late 2018"), and even change other things they might want to change (maybe it's worth actually switching to USB-C?). Like I said, a reset allows for lotsa things to change all at once, and allows the inevitable bitching and "I'll never buy an Apple product again" idiocy to flame out over one glorious three month period of non-stop internet ranting. Reply
Ratman6161 - Wednesday, May 18, 2016 - link"So if they can solve the "no need for a fingerprint button" problem". Well, on my Galaxy Note 5 fingerprint recognition works great. And it has a button too. And the ratio of overall size to screen size is better too. All it took to do that was to have an oblong button instead of a big round one. What's the big deal. Reply
Ratman6161 - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkI guess I'll have to hold an SE in my hand to see how they feel relatively speaking. But 12.4 mm Vs 12.7 mm = a difference of .3 mm in height. Same math, .6 mm different width and .13 mm in thickness. From the numbers, its hard for me to visualize there being any significant difference in real world feel. And 4.2 is still > than 4.0, though I guess it all depends on what's important to you.
To me, overall the form factor seems essentially the same and as with all these endless debates, in the real world it comes down to personal preference. Reply
name99 - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkI use both (6 vs 5) frequently. The difference in height, and the difference in edge curvature, are both noticeable, but I would not call one worse or better than the other (though I suspect the width of the 6 with hard edges would be noticeably unpleasant).
For me at least, as a guy with big enough pockets and hands, Apple made the right call with the size of the 6. I remain curious as to whether the primary draw of the SE if the smaller screen size (or, more precisely, the smaller area for pockets and handbags) or the lower price --- I've never seen anything definitive either way. Reply
qap - Tuesday, May 17, 2016 - linkThickness stopped being a limiting factor (for users, not for designers) some time ago. Thicker phone can even be more comfortable in hand. So there is no point in comparing volumes.
That leaves footprint and 10% difference means they are direct competitors. In fact (as an example) I am thinking about buying one of them as they are closest to my ideal phone.
Iphone SE is perhaps closer, but display and everything about display is really off-putting. You can fit 4,5" in the same footprint. Even 4,3" and it would be in my pocket already (it can be done - you can look at galaxy s4 mini). But 60% screen-to-body in 2016? And by 2016 standards it's not even a good display (low res, poor blacks). Reply
Eden-K121D - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkThey didn't even post a S7 review part-2 which was released much earlier than the iPhone SE yet the SE review comes first.Yawn. It has nothing new. Reply
michael2k - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkThe review they did was sufficient to show you how much faster the SE is than the S7:
http://www.anandtech.com/show/10120/the-samsung-ga... Reply
Impulses - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkDifferent writers tho, IIRC, not that it's an excuse but it's not like they're purposely prioritizing the SE. Reply
whiteiphoneproblems - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkI love mine! Only (minor) issues are a rattling power button, and a funky auto-brightness that doesn't like turning on to lowest setting in a dark room (never had that problem in an iPhone before). Reply
Alexey291 - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkSo it's kinda buggy, badly built but you love it? Kay Reply
whiteiphoneproblems - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkYep - two minor bugs. Never owned a phone (by any manufacturer) that was bug-free! Reply
Impulses - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkThey sound more like hardware faults or QC issues than bugs to me, but maybe we have different definitions of said word... Reply
whiteiphoneproblems - Tuesday, May 17, 2016 - linkThat other guy called it "buggy"; OK word by me, I guess. The power button issue has been widely reported (think it goes back to the 5S), so don't know if a hardware swap would be worthwhile. (With a case, it's barely noticeable.)
Don't know if the brightness thing is software or hardware. Maybe it's calibrated to work that way for this model? I can investigate further, I suppose.
All told, the advantages of this phone far outweigh these imperfections for me. Reply
Klug4Pres - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkI see a problem with Apple's strategy here.
People who cannot afford Apple's larger phones do not necessarily want a smaller phone.
There is also the old problem that people who want large screen phones do not necessarily want gigantic bezels on their phones.
Might there be better ways to differentiate the product line? Reply
Guspaz - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkI helped my mother buy an iPhone SE yesterday (which was tricky since we visited 6 cellphone stores, all of which were sold out, before we finally found a store that had one in stock). She was upgrading from an iPhone 4S, since it was getting on in years and they'll likely discontinue software support for it this fall.
For her, it was the perfect choice: she didn't like the iPhone 6S due to the much larger screen, and the much larger price. The iPhone SE sells for $579 CAD, while the iPhone 6S sells for $915 CAD (or at least it did yesterday in-store, looks like it's gone down to $899 since), which is a big price difference.
She was happy. A lighter phone without much of a size increase, at $336 cheaper than the 6S. Reply
UtilityMax - Tuesday, May 17, 2016 - linkThe fact that your ma likes a phone with a small screen does not disprove the previous argument. Apple has a huge problem on its hands. There are plenty of great android smartphones with large screens sold for under $400, heck many are priced exactly at around 200 bucks. Throwing a bone in the form of cheaper and smaller iPhone SE to the consumers looking for value will not appease most of them them. Reply
michael2k - Tuesday, May 17, 2016 - linkOn the other hand, Apple has no competition in this space, as everything else in this size is significantly slower in CPU, GPU, and NAND.
So people who want a small phone can get the SE, and have the fastest and most powerful phone. People who want a large phone can get the 6S and still have the fastest and most powerful phone. Reply
jerrytouille - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkWhich CPU did the SE tested have: Samsung or TSMC? Reply
Spectrophobic - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkDoesn't matter. Margin of error difference. Reply
msork - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkI bought one. I love the 4" phone. Reply
zeeBomb - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkDang this review took ages, but nice. Reply
Brandon Chester - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkI have to apologize for the time it took, it's probably two weeks longer than it should have taken. I was in the middle of moving to a new city and also starting a new job during the course of the review which is what caused the delays. Reply
zeeBomb - Tuesday, May 17, 2016 - linkOh! No worries then. When life happens, all you can do is just adapt. Reply
Neonomide - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkBundling a 10-15W charger with the phone would be stupid, as the battery cycles would suffer. Charging a phone battery too fast takes a toll on battery life in the long run and that's the main reason Apple does not do it. Reply
TheinsanegamerN - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkDoesnt seem to have affected my coworkers iphone 6 at all, despite him using a ipad charger.
Apple's charging circuit should only let in as much amperage as the battery can take without suffering damage. Reply
GC2:CS - Tuesday, May 17, 2016 - linkiPhone 6 can take up to 10W I think, not only for charging but also for powering itself. It charges a good few minutes faster than with 5W, the more you load the phone the bigger the difference.
Plus iPhones take quite a bit more power for just charging.
What I find interesting that it can use up 5W to charge it's 6,21Wh battery much faster than 5S. That's deffinitelly in part that iPhone devices prior to 6 took some bit less less than 5W to charge, but still the difference is almost faulty looking to me.
Then we got MacBook and iPad Pro charging in 2 hours at 29W, 9,7" iPad Pro supposedly charging super quick (~3 hours) even with it's included (pooor poor 10W) charger, great for a tablet, not ultra quick, but there is Apple smart battery case which can take some super quick charging times when conected to 10/12W iPad adapters.
The question is, what will happen when you connect this phone to a 12W charger ? Can it take more power in like iPhone 6 does ? Does it have that mysterious battery tech like SBC , which gets soaked quickly ?
Not to say Apple wants to unexpectedly come up with fast charging, I think they are going after it for some time, but what does that mean for the next iPhone... Ultra iCharge confirmed ? Reply
thestinkinggenius - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkI own this phone and two things that drive me nuts are:
1: Bluetooth calls sound like crap - this is a known issues and is being fixed in the 9.3.2 beta
2: Cell reception is sub par - I work in a basement office and regularly get disconnected in the middle of a call (I also use a Nexus 5x and never get disconnected). If I turn on Wifi calling it still happens. Reply
sfwineguy - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkI'm very glad to read the details of this comment (mainly re the Bluetooth fix). I own this phone - it replaced a 4S purchased upon release. I was motivated enough by this issue to register with Anandtech in order to comment!
The phone in general seems quite good, but the Bluetooth is unusable in my car (a 2012 VW that worked great with my 4S and every other phone) and in the few other cars in which I've tried it. Bluetooth has worked fine with a Mini Jambox. Apple has consistently denied responsibility for this problem to me and (if you believe the internet) many other users, but I've seen online that they have also at times stated that they are aware of the problem and working on a fix. I'm hoping the issue is software and not hardware. If they roll out a fix soon, it's no problem for me as a consumer; if not, the phone is very nearly worthless. I advise anyone buying this to immediately test it with your Bluetooth before giving up your old phone. Reply
sfwineguy - Tuesday, May 17, 2016 - linkFollow up: downloaded the update and have used phone on Bluetooth in my car. Better and good enough to use; still not as good as my old iPhone 4S or many older phones: Overall, happy to have the update. Phone itself has proven very usable. Love the size, and yes, the bezels are too big and outdated; would be great to shrink the bezels for either same overall size and more screen or same screen and smaller overall size. Using what they had, though, is probably too deliciously profitable for Apple and suppliers to pass up. Reply
Tomcs - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkExcellent review. But can I be the only one posting to spot that Apple are actually delivering two fundamentally different SEs aimed at two very different markets? In developed markets, and for upgraders (like me, in my case from a 16GB 4S because I saw nothing in the slightly androidy, blingy, mini-tablety 6s to justify the expense) the 64GB SE is a totally awesome product, is still I believe in short supply, and with the cost of the additional memory will keep Apples ASP healthy. For other markets there is the 16GB, partly reflecting the likely lower mobile bandwidth available in many developing markets: 16 will be enough there, but not for existing users.
I'm extremely happy with mine: I now expect Apple to stick with the format very closely for several iterations as the mature one-handed smartphone phone, just doing some amazing technical stuff shrinking the increasing power of the over-size "flagships" to fit. Reply
TheinsanegamerN - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkThis will most likely be my next phone, whenever I get tired of my note 4. I want system updates and a small phone again. Reply
kmmatney - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkI wouldn't mind a smaller phone (have an iPhone 6S+ at the moment) but I think this is too small. I think the has the ideal size screen - I just wish they would increase the battery life a little. Reply
DanaGoyette - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkSomething I really wish tech reviews would cover: what is the _minimum_ brightness of the screen?
As an example, my 2012 Nexus 7 is too damn bright at night.
My Galaxy S5 is also a bit too bright, but because it's an OLED display, it can be dimmed further in software simply by drawing a translucent black layer over the screen. This Reply
DanaGoyette - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkOops, I left a dangling word there. I was going to say: This is one major reason I prefer OLED displays. Reply
kwrzesien - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkThis is the perfect phone for first time users, remember that each year there is a new generation of kids looking for a smartphone. For families that are already in the Apple garden this is the go-to choice for your kids (if you need a new device). It's also going to be snapped up by companies looking to give their employees a basic device. Reply
bdkennedy1 - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkThere is no 128gb option for the iPhone SE. Reply
TheinsanegamerN - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkI wish there was. or 256GB. Reply
fire400 - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linki have the 64gb version, huge upgrade over 16gb..
and if there was a 256gb version that cost +/~$800, I would probably would have seriously considered it...
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Savanah - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkI think this is a very biased review. You have completely neglected the negative aspects of the phone.
1)The phone has a 4 in display but such huge bezels. They could have easily included a more usable 4.5 in display if they had the technology to incorporate narrower bezels.
2) The finger print sensor is painfully slow. Even a $300 android phone has a faster scanner.
3) The front camera is terrible. Even a $200 android phone has a better front camera.
4) What is the use of 4k recording when your display doesn't support it. Yes you can play it on an external device but that is besides the point.
5)I am sure there are phones from last year that cost lesser that this device but are much better. For example Samsung Galaxy S6 which is better in every aspect except batter life. Reply
Impulses - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkI think it's less about not having the necessary display tech and more about A) reusing parts and tooling plus B) sticking to the aspect ratios iOS has been made to work well with.
I don't fundamentally disagree with you tho, but at the same time I wish there were more/better small Android phones so I'm actually glad Apple saw a demand for the SE and put it out there.
I'm still clinging to a Nexus 5, in 2.5yrs I've seen nothing that has tempted me away from it outside the Z3/5 Compact which would've required a carrier change (still considered it).
The N5X looked ok, specially at Project Fi prices, just not quite enough... Hopefully there's another small Nexus this year. Otherwise I might give up and try a large phone (S7/HTC 10), ugh. Reply
fanofanand - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkI'm with you, my Nexus 5 screen shattered last summer, but the 5X was not impressive to me (still 2 gb of ram?) so I have been holding out for October to see what the new release is. Too many things on my phone are failing now (imagine the dirt, dust, etc. that got in there over the course of a year) but rather than shell out $400+ I went to swappa and found a 32 gb Mint Nexus 5 for $135. Unless something is horribly wrong with it (in which case I can return it) that phone will be plenty "good enough" until hopefully October 2017 when 14/16 nm is matured. Reply
fanofanand - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkBefore anyone asks why I would need more than 2 Gb of ram, I am constantly having apps evicted, even when there is only one app going. For example, playing a game, I get a text. I reply to the text, and when I go back to the game, it had been evicted from ram and I have to completely re-load it. If I am going to shell out for a brand new phone, no way I will get one with less than 3 gb of ram. Reply
Impulses - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkGames are probably the worst case scenario in that regard, possibly followed by heavy camera use... I don't do/use much of either on my phone so I've gotten along just fine with 2 GB. I think the phone actually manages RAM better now than when it launched on Lollipop. Reply
Spectrophobic - Monday, May 16, 2016 - link1. Get used to it. Bezels are there for a purpose.
2. And yet people complain about fingerprint sensors on other device as "too fast".
3. Stop taking selfies.
4. You gotta be kidding me.
5. It's also 5.1". Reply
kmmatney - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkYou need the bezels, at least on the side - makes it much easier to access the sides of the screen with a case on. People have to give up and the bezel argument - iPhone users like the bezel size. Reply
Grendelrtg - Tuesday, May 17, 2016 - linkI wouldn't go as far as to say iphone users like them...as me and a lot of people i know that use iphones hate the bezels. I have a 6s plus that feels bigger than my brothers phone which has a larger screen. I like my iphone but they can decresase the damn bezels anytime!! Reply
osxandwindows - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkIn typical anandtech iPhone review fashion, it didn't take long for the "this review is so biased" comment to show up. Reply
vFunct - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkI think the 5s design is the best so far. I found that the curved edges on the 6/6+ are too slippery compared to the hard edges on the 5s.
Also, the button-click feel on iPhones are so much better than anything on Android. Buttons on Android phones are so mushy feeling, it really cheapens their experience. Reply
Byte - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkI'm really surprised apple went to flagship parity on the internals while using the same part number for the front screen. Good job apple! Reply
name99 - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkSo your complaint with the screen is WHAT exactly? What was so bad about the 5/5S screen that reusing it was unacceptable? You want change simply for the sake of change? Have you actually even SEEN the screen in real life?
This is the sort of idiotic complaint that makes Apple fans so irritated with the haters, a complaint that is so OBVIOUSLY utterly content-free. Reply
Eden-K121D - Tuesday, May 17, 2016 - linkViewing angles suck Reply
name99 - Monday, May 16, 2016 - link"Apple's A9 SoC is still one of the fastest chips you'll find in a smartphone"
Wow, someone's trying REALLY hard not to praise Apple. Please tell us the names of these other chips of faster to comparable speed...
Because what I see in the reviews is that on single-threaded benchmarks Apple's CPU from three years ago is spanking the best Android can offer today, and the SE has a CPU that's twice as fast as that...
You can obviously buy octacore (or hell, decacore) mobile CPUs which have aggressive parallel performance. But that is not "fast", not by the intuitive definition, and not in terms of pretty much any real world workload. Reply
CloudWiz - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkHaha, first comment I've seen where someone is hating because they're pro- instead of against- Apple on an iPhone review.
He says "one of the fastest" because chips like SD820 and Exy8890 have only slightly worse single-threaded performance, significantly better multi-threaded performance, and better GPUs to boot. I own a 64GB SE, but there's no denying that both of those chips are beasts. SD has its optimization problems on the S7 but it looks to perform quite similarly to the E8890. Reply
name99 - Tuesday, May 17, 2016 - linkHard to argue against that claim in the absence of any reliable reviews!
The best I can find is this
which has at least interesting graphs, but I wouldn't especially trust the numbers for 2016 which have god knows what provenance (eg may be released from within Samsung on golden chips to build up S7 buzz), and we have no idea what the throttling characteristics are like. Reply
NA1NSXR - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkIt would've been perfect if they stretched the display out closer to the ends of the chassis, making the display ever so slightly bigger than what's on the 5/5s, but with the same size body. Reply
csango - Monday, May 16, 2016 - linkGreat review. Across iOS n Android both there is need for 4-4.5 inches smart phones , manufacturers can't just think that trends n users like phablet so we will only manufacturer 6 Inches slabs n bricks. Let some sensibilities prevail in Android too , public fashion choices are ephemeral but good quality and design is eternal. I hope Motorola and Google are paying heed and Apple too esp on the price point they need to look at making 4 inch phones more affordable so ppl latch onto it and then you would see there will be all of sudden market for 4 inches .... it's all a value vs price game in the end. Reply
Che - Tuesday, May 17, 2016 - linkLack of a review of the Galaxy S7 (or any other android of this year) is just pathetic. Really no excuse is reasonable. Yet no problem getting the apple review done. Reply
Ian Cutress - Tuesday, May 17, 2016 - linkDifferent reviewer. Check one of the first comments. Reply
Che - Tuesday, May 17, 2016 - linkYes, saw that already. Also have been following the comments on the other reviews. So I have heard the school work excuses already. But if that is a problem, you need to find a solution. You can't continue forever with an ever increasing backlog of reviews.
I have been forced to look elsewhere for the reviews and info I need. In the past I would wait for the AnandTech review due to its depth (always better than other sites),but better is not better if it takes this long. Reply
michael2k - Tuesday, May 17, 2016 - linkWhat exactly did you want to see? S7 is slightly slower than the iPhone SE in CPU, slower NAND, slightly faster in GPU offscreen, slightly slower in GPU onscreen (due to larger and higher resolution screen), several hundred dollars more, and about the same battery life.
http://www.anandtech.com/show/10120/the-samsung-ga... Reply
Che - Wednesday, May 18, 2016 - linkI want to read reviews for the various android phones released this year. I am not in the market for an iPhone, personal preference.
I think you missed my point. Reply
michael2k - Friday, May 20, 2016 - linkI did, sorry. When you said 'lack of review of Galaxy S7' I had misinterpreted your comment as a complaint that they didn't compare the SE to the S7. Reply
jav_eee - Tuesday, May 17, 2016 - linkThe only part I disagree with is where you mention that the 6 feels better in the hand. I don't think it does. It is much too slippery. The 5 was perfect. Reply
Silvio6 - Tuesday, May 17, 2016 - linkThis looks like the benchmarks were extracted from a tool, and not realy real-life tests. For example, i was told the fingerprint sensor was slower than the one from the 6 and 6s. How much slower ? The one in the 6 is acceptable, but i wish there was the one in the 6s. There is no mention of it in the tests, and this is something anyone would be confronted to multiple times a day. Reply
bodonnell - Wednesday, May 18, 2016 - linkIt is slower than the 6s, but at worst it should perform similar to Touch ID in the 6 as both use the 1st gen sensor. In practice it may be slightly faster than the 6 as the A9 chip processes the unlock faster than the A8 in the 6. Reply
heartinpiece - Tuesday, May 17, 2016 - linkFor the NAND tests are the read/writes to NAND encrypted?
I'm guessing some of the other compared devices are not encrypted... Could you elaborate, or distinguish the encrypted from unencrypted devices? Reply
Brandon Chester - Tuesday, May 17, 2016 - linkIn mobile if a device is encrypted then you're usually stuck with that, so I don't see any point in differentiating. In the end we're still comparing devices as they work within the limitations of their hardware and software, not the hardware components individually. Reply
gochichi - Wednesday, May 18, 2016 - linkI'm really happy with the Nexus 5X, including the great price, camera, 32GB option, etc. I'm a happy camper. Reply
Nick Arthur - Wednesday, May 18, 2016 - linkIt seems a transitional version between 5 and 6 but combines some advantages of the two version together. The price is much cheaper, exactly. Reply
lucianmarin - Wednesday, May 18, 2016 - linkI had the SE for 6 days. It bricked after taking a photo. I was lucky the retailer accepted my return.
Don't buy this device. It's the worst iPhone ever. The buttons on the sides make noises when you touch the screen, same for the camera lenses. I will use my iPhone 4S until it brakes… Steve Jobs is really dead. Apple as we knew it is dead. Reply
darwiniandude - Wednesday, May 18, 2016 - linkWhat?
Apple has the best warranty support in the industry, bar none. How are you lucky they accepted your return? Apple offers 14 day no questions asked money back. With a faulty device, you could have the whole thing replaced on the spot via mail in or Apple Store anywhere on the globe. I've handled a bunch of these so far, no issues with buttons or noises, the camera lens is fixed. Something was clearly not right with your device.
Apple has very high physical build quality, fit and finish and the SE is no exception. Read any reviews.
Your 4S is commendable for still being able to run the current software, but it is thick, heavy, unbelievably slow compared to modern devices. Horrible camera. The ancient and fragile dock non reversible dock connector. Keep using it by all means, but the 5s was over twice as fast as the 4s. The SE is more than twice as fast again. Absolutely no comparison. And compare the camera.
Sorry, I just don't get this comment. You obviously got a rare dud. Reply
osxandwindows - Wednesday, May 18, 2016 - linkDude, you had a faulty device.
Some people don't think sometimes. Reply
Spunjji - Thursday, May 19, 2016 - link"I still find myself asking whether the 6s is truly worth that $250 premium."
It's good to see Apple finally releasing a device with a vaguely realistic price point. No way the 6s is worth that much more! Reply
yhselp - Thursday, May 19, 2016 - linkIt's the phone I've been waiting for except it doesn't have 3D Touch, and it doesn't have fast Touch ID. I am willing to pay the $250 premium for those two features alone. I hate it that Apple decided to go the budget route with their very late, and only, new small iPhone. It feels like a second-class citizen, an afterthought aimed at earning a quick buck in an overlooked market. I want a premium, feature-rich small iPhone, not this. They just can't kill two birds with one stone that way.
There's no need for an iPhone 6 mini design, but they could surely tweak the screen size. They could make it just a tad bigger, while keeping the footprint largely unchanged. It could be a little shorter, and a little wider. Why does a small phone need to sport such a wide aspect ratio? Why should any phone that is not strictly made for media consumption? It's unpractical. The tablet market reflects this nicely and offers wonderful aspect ratios. Apple don't even put 16:9 screens in their premium laptops. The 16:9 choice for smartphones has always baffled me.
The real issue with the 4-inch screen size is that iOS 9 just isn't designed with that size in mind. Many native apps feel cramped, where that wasn't the case before. The fact that Apple launched a new 4-inch iPhone and did nothing to amend this in iOS speaks volumes about their commitment, or lack thereof, to the 4-inch form factor.
All things that should have been addressed in the article - things that I'm pretty certain Anand himself would have payed attention to. These Android points throughout the whole article coupled with the facts-of-life, borderline spiritual 'getting used to life and the joys of breathing sunshine' part about the 4-inch form factor, and the reviewer's touching coming of age story about phone screen sized feels a tiny bit subjective, and largely unnecessary. To review a product one needs to be intimately familiar with the platform going back years. That goes for any platform. I wouldn't like to read an Android review by a person that has mostly used iPhones throughout the years. I wouldn't like to read a phablet review by someone that doesn't like the form factor either. The fact that the reviewer thinks that the single hand usability is the primary, if not only, benefit of a smaller screen phone is enough proof that they aren't the right person to review such a device.
Anyway, I can't begin to express how much I hope that Apple would truly decide to pay attention to and innovate in the small form factor platform and produce a new, revolutionary small iPhone. I'm not going to say it, but you-know-who might have done you-know-what differently. Reply
tom5 - Thursday, May 19, 2016 - linkWhere's the HTC 10 review Part 2? Reply
Meteor2 - Thursday, May 19, 2016 - linkTbh by the time the 2016 reviews are published here, people will have read all they want elsewhere so the articles won't get many views, and Anandtech won't get much ad revenue :(. Reply
beck2050 - Friday, May 20, 2016 - linkWeak screen is deal breaker. Much better options in that price range. Reply
jkhoward - Friday, May 20, 2016 - linkAnyone want to trade? I have a 6S Plus and I am looking to get this phone... Won't charge anymore, just want the trade... Currently on T-Mobile. Reply
DiegoLinden - Sunday, May 22, 2016 - linkNice review, i still using a Iphone 4 that is 3.5' inch , i dont really like android system and they big screen, but was thinking about get a ~4.7inch(because my i4 is rly slow after the last update available) and now i think i go to this iphone xD
thanks! Reply
SourAPL16 - Sunday, May 22, 2016 - linkOn Monday, 23rd, I will be going after my FOURTH I Phone model, since turning my 6PLUS in
but one month ago. I have had, now three SE's in rapid succession. My service is VERIZON. I have not had a dropped call in memory. In the last two weeks I have had several everyday. THE SE Sucks, in my humble opinion. Even switching Sim cards, no change in the lack of performance. I had my 5C for almost 3 years; great service. I jumped at the 6Plus because of
Verizon's newer acquisition program. No more big downstrokes. I wanted to be Mr. Cool among the fam and I was for a couple months. My arthritic hands became increasingly stressed as I
attempted to heft and use the Monster. Hip but terribly frustrated. Opted to downsize to the SE
for my damaged hands ease of handling and for SE's new goodies. The goodies have not come
close to offsetting the misery of telephonus interruptus! Any other sufferers want to start a
SUPPORT GROUP??? Considering moving to a straight 6; my wife's is easy to handle. Stay tuned!!! Reply
kimi33 - Monday, May 23, 2016 - linkHighly recommend this SELECTEC 8600mAh White Ultra-Thin Pocket Size Power Bank to you, only $15.99 after coupon code M6TBH358, http://amzn.to/1UV8Blf Reply
GB123 - Tuesday, May 24, 2016 - linkHere in Taiwan -
LG G4 32G = USD$340 without contract
iphone se 16GB = USD$483 without contract
iPHone SE is definitely not the one with best camera at USD$4xx, not to mention the expansion capability. Reply
mike_IC97 - Tuesday, June 14, 2016 - linkThis phone is super fast and has an excellent camera but if you are a headphone junkie like me and like to blast your tunes all the time the 5s has a much cleaner and more dynamic sounding headphone output. Just my 2 cents Reply
Assimilator87 - Tuesday, July 12, 2016 - linkHey Brandon, here's a proposal for an experiment: You should get acclimated to the iPhone 6s Plus and then switch over to the HP Veer. I'd like to research the behaviors and symptoms that may arise from such a traumatic experience ;-) Reply
skrafi151 - Tuesday, August 16, 2016 - linkThis iPhone has nice features and for service/repair go to #http://appworldin.com/ Reply
thomas94k - Sunday, October 02, 2016 - linkI was waiting for this type of topic. Thank you very much for the place. http://www.lordsmobilehackonline.com/ Reply
Drkovcim - Sunday, January 01, 2017 - linkDisplay iPhone SE under the microscope: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UWEy4Vklros Reply


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Friday, February 12, 2010
Expunging juvenile false charge and sealing adult dismissed record.?
My parents sold drugs when I was 15 and I was there when the apt. was raided. I'm 35 now and I just found out I have a juvenile record for selling drugs and which I never did. They were my guardians. Why do I have the charge? Also, I have a dismissed assault and battery which was a false accusation by an ex who was abusive. What should I do to get juvenile record taken off and sealing assault and battery?Expunging juvenile false charge and sealing adult dismissed record.?
It doesn't work that way.
YOu need to get a lawyer.
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What are the chances of beating a false sexual assault charge for a guy who just did almost 20 years in prison
this guy, who is on parole and who is risking life by taking his case to trial, and truly is innocent, is in jail and has been since like october, arizona is where he is charged and i am very scared for him. the girl has admitted to the court that lied, but they wont allow her to tell the truth. he has a court appointed attorney. i am asking because i am so alone in this because I dont see how he cant win. what is the opinion of you all? thank youWhat are the chances of beating a false sexual assault charge for a guy who just did almost 20 years in prison
Even with a history the state still has to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that he did it. If there are no witnesses, no medical examination, and if he has at least a reasonable alliby he should be ok. I don't even see how this would go to court if she already admitted to lying on the original report. Not allowing that counts as suppressing evidence of substantial importance to the case. That can usually get people in trouble... just tell him to find a decent lawyer.What are the chances of beating a false sexual assault charge for a guy who just did almost 20 years in prison
within the court you must file a habeaus corpus paper explain to the judge your case and what happen and why you should not be there. if you were not charge of the charge then they must release you within 30 days of the date you were arrested. If they did and overt act of not releasing you then you have a right to file a suit in superior court for being held unlawfully, also ask the court to dismiss all charges for perjury
testimony that she lied.
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Have been a victum of a false sexual harrassment charge?
Many person have had this happen and even if innocent it seems to cost them their jobs. Has this happened to you? What did you?Have been a victum of a false sexual harrassment charge?
First, any company would be obligated to conduct a thorough and fair investigation before terminating you for sexual harassment. Unfortunately, many of these cases end up being a ';she said'; versus ';he said'; situation. Since the damages from a female alleging harassment can be more than disciplining or terminating a male employee (especially a white male under 40) companies may err on the side of the female. So, it you are the person charged, make your case. Do you have witnesses? Can you prove that you didn't engage in harassing behavior? Will others vouch for your character? Has the female alleging the harassment have a history of making false allegations? You can see H.R. and ask to make a counter claim if you feel confident you are completely innocent.Have been a victum of a false sexual harrassment charge?
It has never happened to me, but it happened to a man I knew. A group of women basically encouraged and initiated the ';sexual harassment'; then all went to Human Resources and confirmed his hand in it. He was dismissed - and what was worse was that his wife was a notch up the ladder than him and had to suffer through this situation and keep her job...
Why are you asking that? Did it happen to you?
Sue for defemation of character and lost wages.
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Why do feminists try to play down the frequency and impact of false rape/abuse charges ? What do they hope ?
to achieve ?Why do feminists try to play down the frequency and impact of false rape/abuse charges ? What do they hope ?
Rape is one of feminist biggest propaganda. They want to fool people into believing that there is a ';rape epidemic'; and that there's a high number of ';unreported rape';. They also seek to further expand the definition of rape and lessen the burden of proof on the accuser. The so much focus on rape completely ignore the other equally serious crime, false allegation of rape; as a result the false accuser often get away with it or get no more than 'a slap on the wrist' for ruin innocent men's life..
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-鈥?/a>Why do feminists try to play down the frequency and impact of false rape/abuse charges ? What do they hope ?
Because its not frequent- far more rapes are unreported than are false. Aren't you concerned there are lots more women afraid to come forward.
Those women who report nonexistent rapes live in their own kind of hell.
edit: 2 percent is not a high number- but 90 percent of rapes unreported is!
Sorry but your 50 percent figure was gotten out of thin air.
If only 1 in 10 rapes are reported- then that leaves 9 out of 10 unreported. 9 out of 10 equals 90 percent, got that?
False rape charges vs real rape charges. Interesting quandary. In a false rape that goes public the man/men are hung before the trial. Like in the Duke case. They have to spend a ton of money in defense of something someone made up. There is no recourse for them to be paid for legal fees and reputation loss. It is a slippery slope. In true rape cases where the women who do come forward, the DA's give hope and understanding. When those women get on the stand they are fair game for the Defense Lawyer to abuse and confuse. Too many people believe that what happens on TV is the truth. Because of TV and the fear that they will be ignored by the police or they will have to explain every dirty detail to a male detective or detectives, most women refuse to come forward. It is shameful that the police and prosecutors can't protect the victim from being victimized. Laws need to be strengthened to ensure the victim is guaranteed privacy and her humanity.
Professor C: 90% rapes not reported? And your giving Cassius hell for making up statistics......
Its not common, but neither is rape, its STILL a serious problem.
The problem is that almost no legal action can be taken against a woman(or man, for that matter) who files a false rape charge, and even if the man is acquitted, his life is still screwed up permanently. Actually, thats wrong, i can take legal action against her, but my life is still screwed.
For instance, lets say i'm accused of rape, i'm acquitted, yay! Now i go to apply for a job, and they do a backround check and see that i was accused of rape, you really think they would still hire me over a person with a spotless record.
I think fcking not.......
And it is really more common than some people *cough* Professor *cough* would like to admit.
False rape allegations are estimated at two percent, same as other felonies.
While it's estimated that only 10 percent of rapes are reported.
It's like worrying that an asteroid is going to hit your house while the flood waters are rising.
Edit: Citations, please. I suspect that 50% estimate can from some whinging nonsense misogynist Web site. I can produce official citations for 2% if asked. To be taken seriously, kindly provide citations for yours.
Please provide a link to back up your facts.
Many more women are raped who don't report it, because of the humiliation. Rape is an extremely difficult crime to prove, as it is usually based on hearsay.
Few women are prepared to go through the trauma of a court case, when they've already gone through the hell of a rape. I know rape victims, and they had nothing to gain except justice.
Don't deny them that. If a woman lies, let her take what the court dishes out.
That's because false charges are an extremely rare occurrence and because of that, they get all the attention. Meanwhile, there are many more actual rapes that don't get reported or the victim gets blamed or even killed for it. That's what we should be concerned about.
Hehe, try bringing up the Duke false rape charges here. Feminists are absolutely silent on the subject. It's like it never happened.
They hope to marginalize anything in the public eye that makes them look as if they are anything but equality seeking.
Feminists want all people to be conditioned to think:
MEN= bad, evil, oppresser
Well, how frequent are they? The way some people here talk about it, you'd think every man in the world had a chance of being afflicted by it.
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Can you be charged with making a false report if you dont actually make a report to authorities?
Can a person be charged for making false statements to other people, like friends or co workers- then the accusation get to the police and th police determine it to be untrue.. can police charge you with making false report even though you did not actually report TO THEM anything untrue??Can you be charged with making a false report if you dont actually make a report to authorities?
NoCan you be charged with making a false report if you dont actually make a report to authorities?
no? hence the word report, one has to be made in order to be false.
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If you make a written false statement to a police official in florida what are the charges?
Giving a false statement to authorities can result in felony charges. You could also be charged with aiding and abetting because of the false statement. Police do take a dim view of this because you have wasted their time and have possibly contributed to helping a felon get away with a crime. The punishment can carry up to five years in prison for a false statement.If you make a written false statement to a police official in florida what are the charges?
Depends on what the statement was. Could be false evidence or false charges? Either way you are in BIG trouble. Expect to spend 3 to 6 months behind bars if this is your first offense.If you make a written false statement to a police official in florida what are the charges?
It's called falsying your testimony and interfering with a police investigation. This is definitely a crime in itself and you will be fined and/or possibly imprisoned.
Not a good idea!
They vary depending on the severity of the harm the false statement has caused. Here's the section of the Florida State Laws under which charges can be made:
The 2006 Florida Statutes
Title XLVI
Chapter 817
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817.02 Obtaining property by false personation.
817.021 False information to obtain a seaport security identification card.
817.025 Home or private business invasion by false personation; penalties.
817.03 Making false statement to obtain property or credit.
817.031 Making false statements; venue of prosecution.
817.034 Florida Communications Fraud Act.
817.037 Fraudulent refunds.
817.05 False statements to merchants as to financial condition.
817.06 Misleading advertisements prohibited; penalty.
817.061 Misleading solicitation of payments prohibited.
817.08 Receiving money or property upon false promises of services as seaman or sponge fisher.
817.11 Obtaining property by fraudulent promise to furnish inside information.
817.12 Penalty for violation of s. 817.11.
817.13 Paraphernalia as evidence of violation of s. 817.11.
817.14 Procuring assignments of produce upon false representations.
817.15 Making false entries, etc., on books of corporation.
817.155 Matters within jurisdiction of Department of State; false, fictitious, or fraudulent acts, statements, and representations prohibited; penalty; statute of limitations.
817.16 False reports, etc., by officers of banks, trust companies, etc., with intent to defraud.
817.17 Wrongful use of city name.
817.18 Wrongful stamping, marking, etc.; penalty.
817.19 Fraudulent issue of certificate of stock of corporation.
817.20 Issuing stock or obligation of corporation beyond authorized amount.
817.21 Books to be evidence in such cases.
817.22 Making false invoice to defraud insurer.
817.23 Making false affidavit to defraud insurer.
817.233 Burning to defraud the insurer.
817.234 False and fraudulent insurance claims.
817.2341 False or misleading statements or supporting documents; penalty.
817.235 Personal property; removing or altering identification marks.
817.236 False and fraudulent motor vehicle insurance application.
817.2361 False or fraudulent proof of motor vehicle insurance.
817.24 Unlawful to add or alter or deface existing brand.
817.25 Fraudulently marking or branding.
817.26 Fraudulently changing marks on animal.
817.28 Fraudulent obtaining of property by gaming.
817.29 Cheating.
817.30 Punishment for unlawful use of badge of certain orders and organizations.
817.31 Unlawful use of insignia of American Legion; penalty.
817.311 Unlawful use of badges, etc.
817.32 Fraudulent operation of coin-operated devices.
817.33 Manufacture, etc., of slugs to be used in coin-operated devices prohibited.
817.34 False entries and statements by investment companies offering stock or security for sale.
817.35 Sale of cemetery lots or mausoleum space; promises.
817.355 Fraudulent creation or possession of admission ticket.
817.357 Purchase of tickets.
817.36 Resale of tickets.
817.361 Resale of multiday or multievent ticket.
817.37 Touting; defining; providing punishment; ejection from racetracks.
817.38 Simulated process.
817.39 Simulated forms of court or legal process, or official seal or stationery; publication, sale or circulation unlawful; penalty.
817.40 False, misleading and deceptive advertising and sales; definitions.
817.41 Misleading advertising prohibited.
817.411 False information; advertising.
817.412 Sale of used goods as new; penalty.
817.413 Sale of used motor vehicle goods as new; penalty.
817.415 Florida Free Gift Advertising Law.
817.416 Franchises and distributorships; misrepresentations.
817.43 Exemption.
817.44 Intentional false advertising prohibited.
817.45 Penalty.
817.47 Insurance advertising exempt.
817.481 Credit cards; obtaining goods by use of false, expired, etc.; penalty.
817.482 Possessing or transferring device for theft of telecommunications service; concealment of destination of telecommunications service.
817.4821 Cellular telephone counterfeiting offenses.
817.483 Transmission or publication of information regarding schemes, devices, means, or methods for theft of communication services.
817.484 Obtaining telephone calling records by fraudulent means prohibited.
817.49 False reports of commission of crimes; penalty.
817.50 Fraudulently obtaining goods, services, etc., from a health care provider.
817.505 Patient brokering prohibited; exceptions; penalties.
817.51 Obtaining groceries, retail poultry, dairy, bakery, and other retail products; intent to defraud.
817.52 Obtaining vehicles with intent to defraud, failing to return hired vehicle, or tampering with mileage device of hired vehicle.
817.53 False charges for radio and television repairs and parts; penalty.
817.54 Obtaining of mortgage, mortgage note, promissory note, etc., by false representation.
817.55 Tourist attraction advertisement; misleading use of the word ';free.';
817.554 Fraudulently offering for sale tour or travel-related services.
817.558 Water-treatment devices.
817.559 Television picture tube labels; definitions.
817.56 Misrepresentations of television picture tubes prohibited, penalty; definitions.
817.561 Violations may be enjoined.
817.5615 Marks required on optical discs; prohibited acts; penalties.
817.562 Fraud involving a security interest.
817.5621 Unlawful subleasing of a motor vehicle.
817.563 Controlled substance named or described in s. 893.03; sale of substance in lieu thereof.
817.564 Imitation controlled substances defined; possession and distribution prohibited.
817.565 Urine testing, fraudulent practices; penalties.
817.566 Misrepresentation of association with, or academic standing at, postsecondary educational institution.
817.567 Making false claims of academic degree or title.
817.568 Criminal use of personal identification information.
817.5681 Breach of security concerning confidential personal information in third-party possession; administrative penalties.
817.569 Criminal use of a public record or public records information; penalties.
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Hide out! Florida is scary when it comes to the law. Just try to stay out of trouble and hire a lawyer.
837.05 False reports to law enforcement authorities.--
(1) Except as provided in subsection (2), whoever knowingly gives false information to any law enforcement officer concerning the alleged commission of any crime, commits a misdemeanor of the first degree, punishable as provided in s. 775.082 or s. 775.083.
(2) Whoever knowingly gives false information to a law enforcement officer concerning the alleged commission of a capital felony, commits a felony of the third degree, punishable as provided in s. 775.082, s. 775.083, or s. 775.084.
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Electric Charges. True or False.?
Neutrons are negitively charged?
Equal number of protons and electrons the atom is neutral?
The accumulation of electric charges on an object is called magnetism?
The electric field caused by an electron is weakest near the electron.
An electric field becomes weaker as distance from the electron increases?
A conductor is a material that allows electrons to flow through is EASILY?
Metals are poor conductors of electricity?
plastics, rubber, wood and glass are good conductors?
Earth serves as a conductor of electricity?
The presence of electric charges can be detected with an electroscope?
The leaves of an electroscope hang straight down whent he device receives a charge?
If both leaves of an electroscope receives a negitive charge, the leaves will attract each other?
When an object loses electrons, it gains a negitive charge?
if it is wrong, tell me why ? :)
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check out the physics text booksElectric Charges. True or False.?
almost all wrong
certainly I can answer these but WHAT are you gonna learn? Neutrons are neutral. Learn the rest yourself
Neutrons are negitively charged? FALSE, they are neutral.
Equal number of protons and electrons the atom is neutral? TRUE.
The accumulation of electric charges on an object is called magnetism? FALSE.
The electric field caused by an electron is weakest near the electron. FALSE. E-Field drops off as you move away from the charge.
An electric field becomes weaker as distance from the electron increases? TRUE
A conductor is a material that allows electrons to flow through is EASILY?
Metals are poor conductors of electricity? FALSE, they are good conductors
plastics, rubber, wood and glass are good conductors? FALSE, they are good insulators.
Earth serves as a conductor of electricity? Sort of, Earth is a ';ground'; or source of electrons for things like lightning rods. (But if you try to use earth as a wire in a circuit, it is not that good of a conductor. This is an ill conceived question.)
The presence of electric charges can be detected with an electroscope? TRUE
The leaves of an electroscope hang straight down whent he device receives a charge? FALSE. The charge makes the leaves repel eachother.
If both leaves of an electroscope receives a negitive charge, the leaves will attract each other? FALSE. Like charges repel.
When an object loses electrons, it gains a negative charge? FALSE. The object would gain a positive charge.
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There has been some rumours emerge from abroad which have claimed we have made a 'formal bid' to try and bring brilliant Brazilian sensation Neymar to Stamford Bridge in the summer transfer window.
We have been heavily linked with the lad for some time now and would love to see him do his thing here at Stamford Bridge on a regular basis.
He has previously spoken of his pride of being linked with top clubs and acknowledged their interest. He had said, "It is very simple, If Barcelona are interested you listen, If Real Madrid are interested you listen, If Chelsea are interested you listen."
And according to French paper Le10Sport, we have faxed an offer for him, as we look to once again break the British transfer window and bring him to London.
Chelsea owner Roman Abramovic is a massive admirer of the lad and the news would love to have him and Radamel Falcao in his starting line-up every week.
So it will be interesting to see if we follow up on our first bid at the end of the season.


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Tony Last
Tony Last is the head of the household at Hetton Estate. He has acquired his estate from his family, turned over to him upon his father's death. He is married to Brenda Last for eight years and has one son, John Andrew. He loves the estate at Hetton, which includes a village and greenhouses and a church. According to contemporary times, Hetton is completely outdated, but it is the classic finery that Tony appreciates the most. Tony is very content with his life but has everything turned upside down when Brenda gets bored with their relationship and starts and affair.
The affair starts after Tony casually invites a young man he has drinks with to see Hetton. He enjoys it when Hetton is appreciated and often extends the same invitation. To Tony's surprise, the young man, John Beaver, accepts. Brenda is attracted to him and the idea of having a young man almost immediately. Tony is in the dark about the affair for the majority of its existence. He is under the impression that Brenda is taking an economic class in London while she carries on her tryst. Tony is patient as Brenda spends less time at Hetton and more time in London.
When Tony finds out that he has been deceived for months, he is distraught but still loves Brenda and tries to be patient. Tony even puts together a charade of infidelity on his part so Brenda won't be embarrassed in the divorce hearings. When Brenda becomes greedy and wants Tony to sell the Hetton estate in order to keep Beaver around, Tony finally draws the line. He completely cuts Brenda off and takes a trip to Brazil with a strange doctor named Messinger. The trip was intended to be for a few months to explore a lost city, but Tony falls ill, gets stranded there, and never returns.
Throughout the novel, Tony is the most sensible and level headed character. He has faith in people as a whole but is dogged because he never indulges in the social pettiness that surrounds all of his peers. His character is used as a tool to illuminate most of the wrong in the temperament of this social group.
Brenda Last
Brenda Last is the wife of Tony Last. Her sister is Marjorie, her brother is Reggie, and her mother is Lady St. Cloud. Brenda was a social woman before she met Tony, and in the beginning, Tony even ventured into her scene in order to woo her. She functioned in a circle of upper-class shallow people, mainly women whose lives revolve around parties and trends. She is a beautiful and charming woman and it was thought that she would marry within the circle; she could have any of the top choice single men around them. However, Brenda marries Tony and one weekend playing hostess to an acquaintance of Tony's leads her to infidelity. She is bored with her marriage, living on the Hetton estate. She misses the "in" scene, and the young man, Mr. Beaver, that she chooses for her affair is her ticket back in.
At the beginning of the affair Brenda is still a sympathetic character. Tony seems consumed with the estate at Hetton and she is understandably bored. She is that middle character stuck between Tony's sensibilities and the socialite absurdities. Everyone who meets Brenda remarks on her charm and grace. It is unfortunate when Brenda indulges too far; caring more for about partying and socializing than her husbands feelings, her character appears much less charming. She barely notices when her son is killed and is just happy that she now has a reason to be free of Tony. Brenda's sister and mother are the only ones who verbally disapprove of Brenda, but it is clear that her friends have more of a say in her actions.
Brenda becomes so consumed with re-entering this world that she no longer cares that she hurts a man who truly loves her, doesn't care about her family, and doesn't care that Beaver is completely using her. She becomes a commodity to Beaver, and when she is no longer of use to him, he leaves her. At Brenda's lowest point after Tony cuts off her finances, she is alone in her flat and doesn't even have enough money for a proper meal. After Tony is pronounced dead, Brenda marries her way back into social graces with her groom Jock Grant-Menzies, a former friend of Tony's. In the end, as Tony's relatives talk about her behavior leading up to Tony's death, it is clear that her callousness mindset outweighs her good side and others finally see it.
Jock Grant-Menzies
Jock Grant-Menzies is a friend of Tony Last. He holds a representative position in the government, noted by the speech on pigs that he has been planning the entire novel. He is attractive to the women characters in the novel and is a wanted commodity. Jock and Tony become closer friends when Brenda starts having an affair. He clearly doesn't approve of how she is treating Tony. Nonetheless, he marries Brenda once Tony dies.
Mr. Beaver
Mr. Beaver is a young man who will leech on anyone who will provide him a path to the upper class social society. His father was wealthy, but died and left him and his mother struggling. Before Beaver meets Brenda Last, he is only known for filling in for absent husbands on the social scene. No one really knows him and what they know they don't like. Brenda Last falls for Beaver, but from the start he doesn't care much for her. He spends the summer with her taking advantage of the fact that her closest friends are high society women and men. In the end, when Brenda has taken him as far as she can, he leaves her and takes some time away in New York.
Mrs. Beaver
Mrs. Beaver is a lady of all trades and an undeniable opportunist. She runs an antique business but is known for accommodating anything anyone might need for their home. Like her son, she is a social climber but no necessarily liked by anyone. Mrs. Beaver finds a way to insert her services in any situation. Her most tacky display of this trait is trying to use Tony's death to get a contract on work on the church and on his memorial stone at the Hetton Estate.
Polly Cockpurse
Polly Cockpurse is a friend of Brenda's who has married into money and is the social queen of the group. She always has entertainment and parties at her house, where everyone considered important is in attendance. Tony doesn't like her much, and when talking to his son compares her appearance to a monkey. From then on John Andrew refers to her as the monkey-woman.
Jenny Abdul Akbar
Jenny Abdul Akbar is a princess by a past marriage who rents the flat next to Brenda. She was abused by her husband, the prince of Morocco. She is the oddest character in their group but is very wealthy and is therefore accepted. She is known for the heavy aroma of her perfume whenever she enters a room. She is very pretty, so Brenda tries to get Tony to fall from her to release her from any blame for her affair with Beaver. Tony can't stand to be in the same room with her for very long, but John Andrew loves her and even flirts with her a little.
Marjorie is Brenda Last's younger sister. She is married to Allan, a politician who travels a lot for work. She is the only person who verbalizes her discomfort with Brenda's affair from the start. She sees right through Beaver immediately and thinks it's foolish to throw away a marriage with Tony for Mr. Beaver.
Allan, Marjorie's husband, plays the stereotypical female role. The women characters determine the social hierarchy so the men fall in where they are led. Allan is no different. When speaking of Brenda's affair, he says whatever seems right at the moment, agreeing with whoever the speaker may be. Later, when the affair is revealed to Tony, he advises that Tony just allow Brenda to do as she pleases for a while and hope that everything blows over. According to him, he has done the same in his own marriage.
Mrs. Rattery
Mrs. Rattery, also known as "the shameless blonde", is the only American character in the novel and distinctly different from them all. She lacks patience, flies her own plane, rides horses, wears overalls, gets dirty, and speaks her mind. She is apparently still beautiful and dates Jock Grant Menzies for most of the novel.
Milly first meets Tony in a seedy bar one late night when he and Jock are completely drunk. Tony spends the entire time he is with Milly talking about Brenda. Jock pays Milly and her friend Babs for her time, so when they are trying to find someone for Tony to have a fake affair with, they turn to Milly. She is well prepared for the job, having done it before, but she brings her daughter Winnie along. In the end it is the presence of Milly's daughter that gives Tony the legal upper hand in the situation between him and Brenda.
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text: 1 photos $656,750 385 acres Dayton, AL 36738 - Marengo County 385 Ac - Marengo Co - Co Rd 44 Tract B This 385 Ac +/- tract consists of 150 Acres +/- of land enrolled in the Wetland Reserve Program (WRP). This is an area planted in hardwood trees and native grasses for wildlife. There are two duck impoundments in this area and wildlife food plots. The remaining acreage of Parcel B is row crop land, hardwood timber, and pine plantation type timber. The row crop land is growing an excellent crop of soybeans. There are many deer that utilize this soybean field for feeding. The landowner receives a yearly rent for this area and the farm lease expires this fall after harvest. More pictures and video coming soon! Features: Power availability and paved County road frontage Creeks that flow through the property Great access Large ac Walter Tutt Tutt Land Company


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NEW PORT RICHEY — With the passing attack faltering during the first few series Friday night, Gulf went back to what it knows best — running the football between the tackles.
Gulf used the two-headed rushing attack of the shifty Austin Jackson and bruising T.J. Blount to get by Ridgewood 25-13 at Ram Booster Stadium.
"This week I took the offensive line back," Gulf coach Ken Holler said. "The linemen came up to me and said, 'Coach leave it to us' and I leaned on them tonight. They worked hard all week and most importantly were 3-0 now."
In the early going Ridgewood (0-3) scored on a Tim Tebow-like 9-yard jump pass from running back Cameron Rodriguez to tight end Max Livingstone to give the Rams a 7-0 lead. Rodriguez was bottled up all night and held to 67 yards on 21 attempts.
Gulf (3-0) answered with a Jackson (17 carries, 103 yards) 15-yard run to cut the lead to one point.
The Buccaneers got a break on a bad snap right before the half and capitalized off the good field position. Gulf quarterback Will Fulmer (4-of-14, 52 yards) hit tight end Nikola Visic on a 9-yard pass to put the Bucs up 12-7 at half.
After halftime Gulf ate up most of the third- and fourth-quarter clock by pounding it up the middle with Blount, who finished with 119 yards on 24 carries.
"They found a weakness and they exploited us," Ridgewood coach Kent Reed said. "We kind of stood there and gave them the opportunity to get 4 or 5 yards a carry there.
"We just needed to play more aggressive."


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On a layover heading to Anaheim. I am tempted to go to Disneyland when I get there and ride roller coasters, but I may watch the Celtics put away the Lakers.
I checked tickets. About $3,000 a pop. Little rich for my blood.
What's the most you'll pay for a ticket? And, the event, of course.
The way things are going, you don't have to mention 2008 Mets World Series tickets.


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No Place for Gadhafi's Tent
Libya's Moammar Gadhafi is having a hell of a time finding lodging in the New York area. The Brother Leader and Guide of the First of September Great Revolution of the Socialist People's Libyan Arab Jamahiriya (official title) was chased off his country's compound in New Jersey only to have his tent on Donald Trump's property dismantled and his application to pitch in Central Park denied. — PS
AP via Yahoo:
Trump returned a reporter's call Wednesday but refused to answer questions on the record.
In a statement about the dismantling of the tent, he did not name "the tenant." On Tuesday, the Trump Organization hinted he had been hornswoggled when he agreed to rent his prime acreage.
"We have business partners and associates all over the world," it said. "The property was leased on a short-term basis to Middle Eastern partners, who may or may not have a relationship to Mr. Gadhafi. We are looking into the matter."
[…] Bedford [N.Y.] officials — who learned the tent had been pitched on Tuesday — grew impatient with the real estate titan. Before the tent was dismantled at about 4:45 p.m., town attorney Joel Sachs said Trump's people were not cooperating.