And phablets are the best at nothing.
So who is playing the catch up game now?
Like emjaycee said... I don't know how this will work with cases. Except for super slim cases, most cases come over the edges of the phone a bit. I could also see a lot of accidental contact/interaction with the screen, just by the nature of holding a phone and your skin touching the edges.
If it is truly bezel free, how could you put a decent case on it without covering up part of the screen??
I don't want bezel free. How am I going to put a case on? I like the raised rim protector cases to keep my screen from being flat on a table as my phone lives face down on my desk all day.
Notice *under reasonable stress*. Dropping it is not reasonable stress.
Those mockups show the current screen layout just blown up. If the new phones don't allow for more content on screen then the size increase is kind of pointless.
And more.
thats... ugly to me. but well, maybe i will change my mind![]()
I agree ONLY because an Apple phablet with iOS7 won't do anything more than what an iPad does but on a smaller screen.
iOS7 is down right archaic on the iPad, and a phablet will just be another screen size for devs to deal with.
The Note 2 and 3 on the other hand, have the added advantage of software that actually takes advantage of the screen size and the stylus. Not to mention the added benefit of being able to plug into a display and use a BT keyboard and mouse to navigate . . . .essentially turning a phablet into a desktop.
At the end of the day the bigger iPhone (s) will most likely have software tweaks that take advantage of the added real estate in the display, but probably fall well short of what hte note 3 does
The Note 2 and 3 on the other hand, have the added advantage of software that actually takes advantage of the screen size and the stylus. Not to mention the added benefit of being able to plug into a display and use a BT keyboard and mouse to navigate . . . .essentially turning a phablet into a desktop.
Thanks for the laugh. A couple neat features from Samsung that take advantage of the increased screen size don't fix the stretched phone apps and the worlds worst desktop. Stylus support is admittedly nice though.