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It's not design nostalgia. It's not simply size. One month at tycoontech and Apple's iPhone SE is almost... magic. Do you really need to be told that an iPhone SE is the right phone for you? That one of the only devices with both a 4-inch screen and a current-generation spec sheet is worth your money? Of course not. But what I can help you with is how it feels to go from an iPhone 6s Plus or an iPhone 6s back to the iPhone 5s form factor, and how it impacts your life in meaningful, often unexpected ways. iPhone SE is a wonderful, almost-perfect iPhone. But its imperfections may gall some potential buyers, because it lacks much of what makes the latest, albeit far more expensive, iPhones what they are. Given that I have never used any iPhone for more than 5 minutes(except the iPhone 7) the fact that I like this phone means a lot to me. Anyway,here's what you lose with the iPhone SE. Obviously, by going from an iPhone 6s or 6s Plus you lose quite a bit of what m

Once you take a close look at the keyONE,you know that a BlackBerry never strays far from its route. From the soft backing material to the chamfered edges and aluminum frame,the adage "the apple never falls far from the tree" comes into play. It looks like the BlackBerry classic, only that this one has an 8MP selfie shooter,runs Android Nougat and yes,has a fingerprint sensor located in the space bar and has pulsating LEDs to tell you when you can use the sensor Like WTF?? BlackBerry (or is it RIM?) has finally decided that the DTEK engine is not enough security for your phone and although that thing was secure AF,it really needed a fingerprint sensor to seal the deal. This is still a BlackBerry in every way,but with some Android on the side. Well,a lot of Android on the side. Let's go into the full review now. DESIGN This is still a BlackBerry in every way,and this includes its design. You have the logo on the back; and the physical keyboard up front. The