Forget the 13" iPad. Give us transformable Macbook Air for crying out loud.
I thought both of the people whining about the iPhone screen size already switched to Android.
Seriously though, this will be a headache for developers and will lead to Android-style fragmentation. The biggest advantage of the iPhone over Android (though there are many) is the diverse app ecosystem. Let's keep things simple for developers instead of making them create apps for 8 different screen sizes. Less time wasted on fragmentation leads to better apps. Seriously, if you want a gigantic, barely-fits-in-your-pocket, wildebeest of a smartphone, just get an iPad Mini or switch to Android. Take a quick glance at sales numbers for iPhone vs. Galaxy Note/Note 2 and it's obvious that it the market doesn't want a gigantic phone. It's not worth the developer headaches to please a handful of whiny people.
And if they make a huge iPad, I'm definitely calling it the Max iPad.
Still making feminine protection jokes after all these years?
I guess for some people it never gets old.
I thought both of the people whining about the iPhone screen size already switched to Android.
Seriously though, this will be a headache for developers and will lead to Android-style fragmentation. The biggest advantage of the iPhone over Android (though there are many) is the diverse app ecosystem. Let's keep things simple for developers instead of making them create apps for 8 different screen sizes. Less time wasted on fragmentation leads to better apps. Seriously, if you want a gigantic, barely-fits-in-your-pocket, wildebeest of a smartphone, just get an iPad Mini or switch to Android. Take a quick glance at sales numbers for iPhone vs. Galaxy Note/Note 2 and it's obvious that it the market doesn't want a gigantic phone. It's not worth the developer headaches to please a handful of whiny people.
And if they make a huge iPad, I'm definitely calling it the Max iPad.
I thought both of the people whining about the iPhone screen size already switched to Android.
Seriously though, this will be a headache for developers and will lead to Android-style fragmentation. The biggest advantage of the iPhone over Android (though there are many) is the diverse app ecosystem. Let's keep things simple for developers instead of making them create apps for 8 different screen sizes. Less time wasted on fragmentation leads to better apps. Seriously, if you want a gigantic, barely-fits-in-your-pocket, wildebeest of a smartphone, just get an iPad Mini or switch to Android. Take a quick glance at sales numbers for iPhone vs. Galaxy Note/Note 2 and it's obvious that it the market doesn't want a gigantic phone. It's not worth the developer headaches to please a handful of whiny people.
And if they make a huge iPad, I'm definitely calling it the Max iPad.
I seriously doubt they would make a 13 inch iPad. What I am really hoping is that they are testing a 13 inch touchscreen for a MacBook Air. I won't buy one until it gets touch. As it is now, I'm so used to using my iPad with a logitech keyboard, every time I go back to using my 17 inch MacBookPro, I constantly find myself reaching for the screen to move something around only to quickly be reminded it isn't a touchscreen.
With a 13" iPad being unnecessarily large for iOS, why not make it run OSX instead. They could definitely fit the internals of a MBA inside of something that big. I would love to see OSX on a touchscreen device
Way to totally pick a niche product and then compare it to the iPhone. There is no reasonable logic in this argument.
And why couldn't Apple release a 4.5-4.8 inch screen with the resolution of say the iPad Mini? That would keep the number of resolutions a developer has to deal with the same.
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Without proper filesytem?.... not yet.
but that's you.
If you felt a 250cc motorcycle or a 1 litre small car was fine for you, do you think the makers of cars and bikes should not make any larger/more powerful vehicles just because you are happy with the low power models?
I know this is Alien to many Apple users, but not all people are the same or want the same.
It's never been that apple buy Apple as it's the exact model they want. they don't have any choice, if they want an iPhone they buy the only size there is.
that has been the problem with steve jobs all alone, he told you what you should have, treating his customer like children. With him thankfully out of the way now, hopefully Apple users can enjoy some choice and still own Apple.
I can see a market for both of these ideas, although I personally wouldn't want a tablet that large. It might be good for artists and musicians though.