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Apple iPhone 6s (Space Grey, 32GB)

Apple iPhone 6s Mobile Phone Information

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Colour: Space Grey

Technical Details

OS

iOS

RAM

2 GB

Item Weight

145 g

Product Dimensions

13.8 x 0.7 x 6.7 cm

Item model number

6S

Wireless communication technologies

Bluetooth, WiFi Hotspot

Connectivity technologies

WiFi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac

Special features

Single SIM, GPS, Music Player, Video Player, Touch ID fingerprint sensor, Barometer, Gyroscope, Accelerometer, Proximity sensor, Ambient light sensor, E-mail

Other camera features

5MP

Form factor

Touchscreen Phone

Weight

145 Grams

Colour

Space Grey

Battery Power Rating

1715

Phone Talk Time

14 Hours

Phone Standby Time (with data)

240 Hours

Whats in the box

Handset, Charger, EarPods, Lightning to USB Cable and Documentation

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Jesse Ventura awarded $1.8 million in suit against ‘American Sniper’ Chris Kyle

A jury awarded former Minnesota Gov. Jesse Ventura $1.8 million on Tuesday in his lawsuit against the estate of “American Sniper” author Chris Kyle.
On the sixth day of deliberations, the federal jury decided that the 2012 best-selling book defamed Ventura in its description of a bar fight in California in 2006. Kyle wrote that he decked a man whom he later identified as Ventura after the man allegedly said the Navy SEALs “deserve to lose a few.”
Ventura testified that Kyle fabricated the passage about punching him. Kyle said in testimony videotaped before his death last year that his story was accurate.
Legal experts had said Ventura had to clear a high legal bar to win, since as a public figure he had to prove “actual malice.” According to the jury instructions, Ventura had to prove with “clear and convincing evidence” that Kyle either knew or believed what he wrote was untrue, or that he harbored serious doubts about its truth.

Robyn Lawley Protests Coal Mining With Naked Selfie

Robyn Lawley has taken to social media to protest coal mining in Australia. The 25-year old Australian model used her body as a placard, scrawling the words "Stop Coal Mining" in red lipstick on her stomach.
Lawley posted the image in the early hours of the morning to her Instagram account, and it has already garnered more than 1340 likes, and over 60 comments.
The mine in question - Queensland's Carmichael mine - has proposed to transport the coal via the Great Barrier Reef.
Lawley said in her caption, "Woke up this morning to find out that our Environmental minister and the Abbott government have approved what will be the biggest mine of Australia. Coal is soon going to be a dead commodity only bought buy [sic] irresponsible countries who do not care about climate change. I'm shocked and feel powerless."
Lawley then explained that millions of tonnes of seabed will have to be dredged and dumped in the World Heritage Area to make way for port expansions to service the mine.
The model also wrote that the company behind the operation had a dirty track record, explaining that in India, documents seized from [their] offices revealed the company was paying cash bribes to port officials, customs, police and local pollies in exchange for undue favour for illegal exports.