You should speak for yourself. Not everyone feels they need to keep a super large cell phone to play Angry Birds or watch YouTube. I think choice is the key. Apple should offer multiple sizes with the same tech specs for the most part. That would shut everyone up and we won't have tweeners every year online raging for Apple to launch and even larger phone.
It's because they can't make a phone as powerful and feature rich as the iPhone. It's why Samsung started making their phones bigger. They need the space for the battery and other components because they don't have the raw hardware talent that Apple does. They just happen to stumble upon a shift in consumer perception in which they think they are getting more for their money if it's bigger. I'll take smaller anyday.
3.5 inch display isn't enough for the last 7 years?
What is wrong with you and all the others that rage against bigger displays? Go back to a flip out cell phone from the early 2000's. So glad those are almost extinct.
Apple is the only one I know that will deliver a product that will not sit in your pocket like a brick while maintaing a larger display.
The iPhone has been in need of a larger display since it launched. What are you supposed to do with tiny Safari web browser that is almost unusable?
That's what I had to deal with for the longest time with the 3G, and 4 model. Screw that.
4.7"= New iPhone
5.5"= New iTouch (aimed at gamers)
Why Apple insists on making the longest phone? It just keeps getting longer. My Lumia 925 is a 4.5 screen but it's not stretched like a rectangle. They need to stop it!
Why don't you stay with 4S or iPhone 5 if you are so small![]()
Time for Retina+ to be introduced.
It's been 4 years since Retina was introduced so it's definitely time for a higher resolution.
... And my pants have no problems holding 12" so 5.5" ain't a problem.
I don't think either the glasses nor the watch will have 4" screens, so I find the likelihood of me browsing the web on either to be very low.
I just can't believe that Apple would split off its product line with so many sizes like this. The era of Jobs 2.0 (after he returned to the company) was all about streamlining -- taking a massive inventory of overlapping products (Performa, Quadra, AV, Lipschitz, etc.) and cutting it down to TWO product categories: Consumer and Pro. All the laptops and desktops swiftly fell into order and that delineation continued up until the introduction of the iPod (and even then we have the cheaper options and the big ticket options).
The iPhone line has been separate from this categorization until recently, when the iPad line was divided into the Mini and the Air, with speculation that a "Pro" was around the corner. Apple had previously denied that they wanted to do a Mini, but competition clearly forced their hand and they (rightly) made a pivot. But does anyone really think they want to muddy up the iPhone line with TWO additional sizes? Are they going to shift from their streamlined approach now?
Unlike the iPad or a Macbook, there's no compelling need for a "Pro" phone. It starts to overlap the product lines again -- wouldn't a large, Phablet-sized iPhone be too similar to an iPad Mini? Why bother at all??
The Chinese have already done it. 5.5" Oppo Find 7 with a mind bending 2560x1440 screen. Slap that resolution on an iPhone and call it a day.
Time for Retina+ to be introduced.
It's been 4 years since Retina was introduced so it's definitely time for a higher resolution.
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5.5" phones have been around for a while now, and I still think they're utterly ridiculous.
Ugh. The 4" Screen on the 5 already sticks out of my pocket. The phone doesn't need to be any bigger. Everyone with big phones already looks like a ridiculous 80's banker, it doesn't need to get any worse.
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STOP with these same old ridiculous wide bezel laden renderings already!
Time for Retina+ to be introduced.
It's been 4 years since Retina was introduced so it's definitely time for a higher resolution.
Give me a hide-away stylus and I'll ditch the Note 3.