I just don't want something massive in my pocket. I already have something like that.![]()
Nail clippers?
I just don't want something massive in my pocket. I already have something like that.![]()
Bigger screen is better nowadays.
Am I the only person who does NOT want a bigger screen? Sheesh.
i bought my 5S the other week to avoid the new design. i can't be alone..
Ok the minority of you who want tiny screens had your fun since 2007...
NOW, It's our turn!
Am I the only person who does NOT want a bigger screen? Sheesh.
What about those of us who want a smaller phone? Will we be forced to go Android or Windows?
I just don't want something massive in my pocket. I already have something like that.![]()
You have a good point there. But the graph at least shows that about two thirds of those surveyed are not in the "I'll use a 4-inch iPhone for as long as I can!" group.That second graph is so irrelevant. Of course people are going to opt for the newest phone if they're given the choice![]()
driving factor for sales surround performance improvements (battery life 33%, processor 18%, camera 12%). In our view, these results are positive for AAPL, as we would not be surprised to see improvements to both battery life and processing speed with the iPhone 6.
If you'd read the post and graph, you would see that out of 705 participants in the survey, some prefer larger screens, some prefer slightly larger, and others prefer current screen size. So no, you aren't the only person who does not want a bigger screen, but there are many who do.
Am I the only person who does NOT want a bigger screen? Sheesh.
I think a lot of iPhone fans will finally discover what many other Android/WP users have long known:
2) Using larger screen devices with one hand is not impossible, and in fact, quite manageable. You'll learn to adjust. Those that used to claim it's impossible will eat their words when they learn just how quickly they'll adjust.
It was a post for dramatic effect. Jesus Christ.