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I had very low expectations for this little phone, which is exlusive to O2 in the UK. It's cheap and the specs are basic.

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I was anticipating playing with it for a couple of hours and then pulling my SIM out and declaring it a waste of time and resources. But it really isn't.

It is a 'no frills' handset that perfectly matches the needs of anyone on a very tight budget and who prefers smaller phones.

Yes, there are alternatives in the same price range. The Motorola Moto E goes for about the same price, for instance.

But Moto's budget handset is looking a bit dated and its camera isn't as good. It's also thicker and heavier than the Aquaris.

The packaging is minimal. It's an all-cardboard box with no accessories except for a USB charging cable. There are no free headphones. But given the always-poor quality of bundled headphones, this is likely a blessing in disguise.

The phone is small, very light and thin. That makes it ideal for 'tween-age' hands. The design is basic but not unpleasant, and the case is built from a nice, 'soft-touch' plastic.

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The LG G5 is much, much more than the iterative update to last year's G4 that you might have expected.

Billed as the phone that could take modular mobiles into the mainstream, it's less a standalone handset than a hub for a range of cool accessories.

Among them is an add-on that allows you to turn the G5 into a controller for drones or a BB-8-style robot. And there are accessories that transform it into a high-end stereo or a nifty standalone camera too.

We gave the G5 and its predecessor the G5 a once-over at MWC and we really liked what we saw.

But what do you think of LG's bid to transform smartphones? Let us know in the comments section.

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The much reported iPhone Error 53 glitch, which has rendered thousands of handsets unusable after a software update, is now officially the focus of a class action lawsuit in the US.

Seattle law firm PCVA has followed through on a promise to sue Apple over the error, which affects users who have employed third-party repair store to fix the Touch ID sensor on their phone.

The problem only became apparent, however, after they updated their phones to iOS 9, at which point the handsets were 'bricked'. That is: they were turned into heavy slabs of tech that no longer work.

The class action lawsuit, in which PCVA would represent the interests of thousands of users, could see Apple forced to pay damages to consumers who have lost out as a result of Error 53.

In a statement, PCVA’s Darrell Cochran said: “No materials we've seen from Apple ever show a disclosure that your phone would self-destruct if you download new software onto a phone.

"If Apple wants to kill your phone under any set of circumstances and for any reason, it has to make it crystal clear to its customers before the damage is done."

Apple has faced severe criticism over Error 53. It claims that using a third party to change the Touch ID button, which includes fingerprint scanning technology, puts users’ security at risk.

However, many users have said their devices have failed even when they haven’t had their Touch ID button repaired.

Some claim that Apple is simply using the error as a way of forcing users to have their iPhones fixed at a greater cost in its own high street stores.

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Tesco Mobile has become the latest carrier to announce pricing for the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge Plus, for what it claims are ‘market-leading’ rates.

Would-be Galaxy S6 Edge Plus owners will be able to pick up the phone from September 4th starting from £43.50 with no upfront fee. That gets you 2,000 minutes, 5,000 texts and 1GB of 4G data per month.

At the other end of the price spectrum, Tesco Mobile’s premium Galaxy S6 Edge Plus contract is £55 per month. Opt for that and you’re looking at allowances of 5,000 texts and 5,000 minutes per month, plus a not insubstantial monthly data limit of 8GB.

Tesco Mobile is the third major UK carrier to announce price points for the Galaxy S6 Edge Plus, after Three and EE broke cover with their contracts last week.

Launched alongside the Galaxy Note 5 earlier this month, the Galaxy S6 Edge Plus swaps the standard Galaxy Edge’s 5.1-inch screen for a massive quad HD Super AMOLED 5.67–inch display.

It also makes room for a brawnier processor, ditching the regularly proportioned S6 Edge’s quad-core number for a 64–bit octa–core Exynos model.

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If true, this would mean Apple's line-up come September would be the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus, iPhone 6S and 6S Plus, and iPhone 5SE (as this latter model would replace the 5S).

The 5SE would also have more storage than the 5S, coming in 16GB and 64GB variants. The 5S currently comes in 16GB and 32GB models.

Of course none of this is official from Apple yet, so could be untrue or subject to change. But it seems to square up so far.

Meanwhile, an image of what purports to be the iPhone 5SE has emerged over on the One More Thing forums (see the image at the top of this story). Expect plenty more of these before launch.

Apple is rumoured to be set to launch the new device during the week of March 14th. That's seven weeks' time.

Excited about the next-gen budget iPhone? Us too. Here's our five point guide to why it'll breathe new life into the iPhone 5S: 5 reasons to be excited about the iPhone 5SE.

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