iOS 9.3.3 is available for public download now

Am I the only one who finds iOS 9.3.3 to be notably faster than previous iOS 9 releases? Response to touch inputs is noticeably faster, smoother. In short, it's more responsive. Can't make a conclusion yet as to whether there is a change in battery life endurance.

Never encountered this issue before. However, there have been numerous consumers around the world who reported about this issue and if I'm not mistaken, most of them stated that it's a hardware defect.

Nothing to be worried about. I believe you are still entitled for another replacement unit if your current one is also defective and the eligibility will continue until you receiving a defect-free iPhone. I know a friend who had his iPhone replaced thrice due to a hardware defect.

Public beta testers can now download the 2nd public beta version of iOS 10

Less buggy than previous beta version. Stable enough to use on a daily basis

In my opinion, no difference. However, I feel that it's better to buy it from a Machines Store. You can get help from the sales reps. And also you can see what you are getting. Warranty shouldn't be any different because they check based on the serial/IMEI number.

I dislike the user interface by Android. Still prefer the iOS ecosystem. That's why I dumped my Nexus 6P

If you're that type of consumer who envies high-level functionality and extensive customisation, then it would best for you keep using your Note 5. iPhone SE is favoured more by consumers due to simplicity of iOS and the security of its ecosystem. Personally, I dumped my Nexus 6P because I don't need all the customisations options it offered. I wanted a phone that's simple and elegant in terms of its looks and software, and I found them in iPhone SE. Currently my secondary daily driver before iPhone 6S Plus

This post has been edited by sengkin95: Jul 22 2016, 05:54 PM

Ultimately, the decision is very subjective to individual preferences. I also use my iPhone SE just to keep up on social media news and play music in the gym. I have no interest to explore the customisation feature that is offered on the Android platform. Though I'm more passionate about tweaking some of the features in iOS 10 beta 2, simply because it's fun

When I was using my iPhone 4S, I don't find any trouble typing. However, if you ask me to do the same thing, it'll take me a couple of minutes to adjust to the change, simply because you're so accustom to using keyboard on a 5.5" display

Well, performance-wise, it's almost identical to my primary driver (iPhone 6S Plus). Just that, it's smaller and slightly more pocket-friendly. I'm one of those users who uses 3D Touch to quickly get certain tasks done. Without it, it's certainly a minus because now I have to perform a few more steps to complete the same tasks. Overall, it's a very nice phone to use and this brings me back to the good old days when I was using my iPhone 5 and 5S

This post has been edited by sengkin95: Jul 23 2016, 01:11 AM

Same here. Easier to type and read. Less stress on the eyes especially

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To close app(s) on iPhone SE:
1. Double press the home button to activate the App Switcher
2. Tap and hold on an app preview card and swipe up until it pushes off the top of the screen to close that specific app
3. Repeat the swipe up trick to quit other apps as desired, you can swipe left and right to navigate the app switcher as usual to quit apps not shown on the initial screen
4. Press the Home button once or tap on any app to exit the App Switcher

Pressing the home button once will bring you from the app you were running to the home screen. It will still run on the background

Well, even though the display itself is tough, it's not harmful to take precautions and assume it's fragile. I personally have a tempered glass screen protector on my iPhone SE, not only for the safety of the display behind it, but also to retain the feeling of swiping along a glass surface.

Not as smooth as Android? Can you mention more details about it? There was one time I had a Nexus 6P and my iPhone SE side by side to test their performance and I find the scrolling capability is almost identical to each other.

iOS 10 Beta 1 was so buggy that I can't use it as my daily driver. Some of the new features available exclusively for iOS 10 were working properly. Thankfully all of these complications are on my spare iPhone.

Now on iOS 10 beta 2. Much more stable than the previous version. It is stable enough to use on a daily basis, though there are a still bugs that needs to be tinkered out.

I believe there is. Just Google it

That is the nature of scrolling in iOS. To get to the bottom of the page, you'll have to swipe more than once. Also, the buttons are designed to be very durable. So, I doubt the buttons will "rosak".

This post has been edited by sengkin95: Jul 24 2016, 03:50 PM