I am considering upgrading but I suddenly realized it might be more difficult to reach the top part of the screen than it is on the 4S.. Is this an issue at all that you've experienced?
Nope, the only difference you'll notice is how thinner and lighter it is. Go to a store and try it out for yourself if you're concerned.
Nope, the only difference you'll notice is how thinner and lighter it is. Go to a store and try it out for yourself if you're concerned.
I am considering upgrading but I suddenly realized it might be more difficult to reach the top part of the screen than it is on the 4S.. Is this an issue at all that you've experienced?
I find it somewhat hard to reach the upper right corner of the screen on the 5S without repositioning my grip on the phone. I didn't have this problem with the 4S. I also suggest that you visit a store, and use one before you buy.
That's what I feared. How about reaching the Safari URL/search bar?
I am considering upgrading but I suddenly realized it might be more difficult to reach the top part of the screen than it is on the 4S.. Is this an issue at all that you've experienced?
Personally, I have to reposition the 5/5s/5c in order to reach the top corner. However, I'm 5'1" and have small hands. YMMV.
Come on people, this isn't a problem. Of course a larger anything requires a slightly different grip etc. You're used to using a smaller device and will soon get used to using a slightly larger device. Look at the benefits of the larger device, and the negatives of the smaller device, rather than concentrating on perceived negatives with the newer one. The newer phones will be a big leap in size, the jump from the 4S to the 5S is minute.
How about the Safari nav/url bar?
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I honestly don't care about having a bigger screen. The only reason I want a 5S is the speed and weight/thinness.
Have you considered going to an apple or carrier store to actually try it out rather than asking people who don't match your hand size to give you their opinion.
Yeah I went to AT&T but 1. Most of the apps wouldn't load/open normally because the phone/wifi weren't activated and 2. The security thing latched on the back made me unable to hold the phone properly. I need to mess w my friend's.
Come on people, this isn't a problem. Of course a larger anything requires a slightly different grip etc. You're used to using a smaller device and will soon get used to using a slightly larger device. Look at the benefits of the larger device, and the negatives of the smaller device, rather than concentrating on perceived negatives with the newer one. The newer phones will be a big leap in size, the jump from the 4S to the 5S is minute.
Well, unless you're planning on keeping your 4s forever, you might as well get used to it. Phones aren't exactly getting smaller these days.
I hope Apple doesn't totally abandon those of us who don't want to carry a supersized smartphone. But there will always be options if they do, even if those are almost unthinkable to me right now.
I know, I'm wondering if I should just get a 5S now and deal with a "slightly" too big phone vs keeping the 4S which will continue to get slower.