grabs popcorn.... this is going to be a interesting discussion.
Most interesting thing to me if the 5.5" does exist is Apple's justification for going that big after all the marketing around the iPhone 5 and 5s was focused on how great it is for one handed use.
Also - if I go 5.5" I'll have to seriously consider selling my iPad Air since the functionality of the two devices will be too redundant to justify owning and managing both.
Funny, I can do all that with my Note 3. Just typed all this with one hand while rubbing my dogs belly. It's a lot easier than you think it is.
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Because that's just completely impractical and has no cell service.
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I'm buying this one as well plus the Note 4.
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Would people get over this one handed use crap please. 100s of millions of people use 5"+ screens everyday with no trouble at all. Heck, I'm using the Note 3 right now typing all this with one hand. It's an non issue.
Why is one handed use crap? It's high on a lot of people's list of priorities when looking for a phone for good reason... It's important and super useful.
I don't doubt that a lot of people use their phablets without problems.... With two hands. Typing with one hand is not the same as using your phone with one hand. Heck, I couldn't even delete an icon off my home screen with one hand on my HTC which is "only" 4.7 inches.
It's a trade off some people are willing to make while some people like me find the benefits of an additional .7" of screen real estate is outweighed by the increased difficulty of one handed operation, bigger footprint and increased weight.
Its all based on opinion. I think 4 inch is normal!!
Most interesting thing to me if the 5.5" does exist is Apple's justification for going that big after all the marketing around the iPhone 5 and 5s was focused on how great it is for one handed use.
Also - if I go 5.5" I'll have to seriously consider selling my iPad Air since the functionality of the two devices will be too redundant to justify owning and managing both.
and thats not even a word!The only word I understood from the newspaper in the background was 2014![...]
I had a OnePlus One for 10 days, I decided to sell it because it would hurt my hand. I loved the screen for the size, but it was ultimately too big for me. That phone was also pretty heavy though so that may have played a part. I'm 6' 1" and I have larger than average hands, it's just that I would constantly try to use the device one handed and that didn't work too well. Unless the 5.5" has better specs, and even then unless they're a lot better, I'm going for the 4.7".I'm not sure how to feel about this. Has anyone on here used a 5.5 inch phone? What do you think about it? Seems too big. But maybe using it makes you love it.
One thing I will say about smaller screens on phones that no one talks about is that they do preserve some privacy, which in turn becomes a security feature. Phones are things you use in public all the time and carry sensitive information. When I see someone with a Samsung, I can read everything off their screen.
iPhone6 5.5"
- sapphire protection
- 2,048 by 1,536 resolution
- 2Gb RAM
- 2900mAh battery
- A8+ SOC
- 13MPX Camera with OIS
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Seriously ugly but for screen size alone I will get it (my 4 is fading fast).
Was Ives on vacation when this was designed or is he simply so busy with watches and UI that he can't give it his full attention? Maybe the interns got a chance at design this time around?
What's all this 1080p talk?
iPhone6 5.5"
- sapphire protection
- 2,048 by 1,536 resolution
- 2Gb RAM
- 2900mAh battery
- A8+ SOC
- 13MPX Camera with OIS
Image