Thanks for the info...
And also is it save to use the home button often? Will it spoil easily like previous iPhone?
Sry alot of question... New apple user here...

Some say it's easy to spoil but I just don't care. It's there already, just use it lah. And also it will be pointless if you get a SE but don't use the touch id.

Yes since it still using the 1st gen of touch id/home button. For me, I just use the home button when I want to turn on the display.
Other than that, I just use virtual home button.

I'm waiting for the latest Jailbreak actually and install the tweak called VirtualHome. A touch (not press) will do the trick.

Nah. The Touch ID home button is robust unlike the one from iPhone 4 & 4s. I've never use the assistive touch since the iPhone 5 days. Never had any issue with the home button.

noted guys... thanks for reply..

so far, very satisfied with this phone.. if compare to android the OS is much simple and easy to use.. very smooth and battery last me a day...

The home button on my iPhone 5 still going strong. Heavily used as primary device for two years since launch day, and after that became my backup device (for my Malaysia number, primary device is Singapore number) after I upgraded to the 6.

So far almost 4 years old and only changed the battery once late last year. Most of the issues with premature home button failure were on the 4 and 4s. Just use it like it's intended.

This post has been edited by G-17: Jun 12 2016, 11:57 PM

too bad no 3D touch and the camera still stuck at 1.2mp, else would be a good buy hehe

Take note who's the CEO now, and what's he specialize at.

Tim Cook is a Supply Chain Management specialist. All the remains you have to think how does it relate to iPhone SE.

i bought iphone se in the first week it sold. my first apple product. i dont get it how ios can be said to be simpler. the keyboard doesn't support dual language but samsung stock keyboard support that since jelly bean. you cannot do quick edit and erase an alphabet if its in the middle of a word, you have to 'backspace' from the end of that word.

so I use swiftkey keyboard. its fine except when you use Safari. it revert back to stock IOS keyboard. it takes me hours and hours digging on how to personalize my ringtone and sms tones. something in android you just take 10 minutes to do. i like always-listening Siri though. of course i love the small form factor.

yea but not at the same time. malaysian like many other nationalities writes in rojak languages, to switch to English in midway sentence and then switch back to another back and forth again and again is ridiculous. i thought a huge and rich company like apple would have perfected this long time ago. how hard is it to acquire a company that could already do this and then just copy the know how? i mean they got billions.

that is just the thing. i don't want to spend money on ringtones and text tones. that choice should be my right to make. furthermore I already edited and saved part of chorus of a song that I like that is probably could not be found in itunes store. its funny you have these relatively expensive phones and you are limited to only what apple provides you. if you want free or customize tone, apple put obstacle in front of you. for resourceful people like me, we can manage but most people just use what is given free, they end up with a RM2,500 phone but ringtone that sounds like the old cheap phone style "ring...ring ring...ring!" It's sad, its also hilarious.

sorry to say this bro, your mindset is totally opposite of steve jobs.

really? you're going to use the word dumb on me when you're are the ignorant one. let me try to explain to you slowly and in easy examples. there exist this technology on keyboard app, not all but some. where the keyboard app algorithm can detect 2 languages at the same time aka simultaneously. for example in one SMS you type "Saya hendak makan nasi chicken dengan sauce". you see in that example 2 languages are used and used WITHOUT ever need to touch the globe button to change language. yes! that tech exist. samsung stock keyboard have this since Android Jelly Bean and also keyboard app Swiftkey. could it be that your experience is so limited to IOS you dont realize this tech exist?

there are probably 2 mindset here. i believe one of Steve mindset is making the user experience simple and enjoyable. the other mindset is making apple filthy rich. what i propose with the keyboard thingy is i believe is the same wavelength as steve but on the music editing would probably interfere with steve aim in making their customer pay for everything by making it easy for them to get things if they pay for it but make it harder if they choose the other route. still it's not necessarily piracy if you have purchase the cd album of the song you wish to edit. i believe it's fall under fair usage.

Totally agreed IOS can and will accommodate it.... i have both, no problem in dual languages

there's no need to call him dumb when he's not even insulting anyone, or you.

he's just voicing his opinion, and the least you can do is politely advice him what to do.

What's there to help?

Both are coming from different world with different expectations.

+1
No need for name calling here. We're all here to discuss the SE - let's do it peacefully. To each his own in terms of comments/views.

Currently running on iOS 10 Beta 1 on the SE. surprisingly it's buttery smooth for a first beta, only the Facebook app crashing once awhile other apps are all running fine. still getting used to the new redesign notification and the widgets on left side. liking it so far. and battery life is still outstanding despite beta 1. i remember iOS 9 beta 1 had a awful battery life until the beta 5.

Is raise to wake available on iPhone SE
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