I feel like Apple was trying to test the market with the 6 and see what the iPhone users truly preferred. Seeing that people are preferring the bigger phone, I wouldn't be surprised to see the next gen iPhone only in one size that is on the bigger side, but maybe a little smaller than 5.5" 6+.
Many people don't like to admit they are wrong and to an extent with the screen size issue, the market and further development of technology is the reason these opinions changed. The development of the iPhone and phones in general into a huge gaming platform has changed people's mind, as well as other app development making people realize that a bigger screen can be helpful. Essentially the phone becomes more like a laptop every year, so the desire for a bigger screen today makes sense to many that 3 years ago thought the size was excessive and unneeded. To that extent it isn't even that they were wrong then, it's that today they use their phone differently than even a few years ago. If you've been around long enough, you will remember a similar thing on a smaller scale in the late 90's/early 2000's when people started complaining that phones were getting too small.
FYI - I have no problem with people changing their minds. I did it with the original iPad. I do however think people should also have enough integrity to admit when they were wrong (if and when they are.) In fact, I have great respect for those that have posted that they were wrong about larger phones and that they really like the new iPhone and the larger size.
Once you state an opinion, you don't have to maintain it forever - or even in the same thread. But at least own it.
Many people don't like to admit they are wrong and to an extent with the screen size issue, the market and further development of technology is the reason these opinions changed. The development of the iPhone and phones in general into a huge gaming platform has changed people's mind, as well as other app development making people realize that a bigger screen can be helpful. Essentially the phone becomes more like a laptop every year, so the desire for a bigger screen today makes sense to many that 3 years ago thought the size was excessive and unneeded. To that extent it isn't even that they were wrong then, it's that today they use their phone differently than even a few years ago. If you've been around long enough, you will remember a similar thing on a smaller scale in the late 90's/early 2000's when people started complaining that phones were getting too small.
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