I'll buy it new and factory unlocked. And if there's something I don't like about it, I'll go with a 4S. I have a 3GS now, so the next iPhone will be a nice step up.
I currently have an iPhone 4. I might upgrade to a sixth gen iPhone at the end of the year if it's worth it.
I'm curious what percentage of iPhone users (any model) are planning on buying the next product (be it iPhone 5, iPhone HD, etc, whatever they call it). I'm interested to see what the percentage of loyal customers seems to be who are interested in buying it before they even release photos or specs of it.
How do you know those people are switching to the iPhone because of the screensize and not despite the screensize? The iPhone arguably has the best experience and ecosystem compared to every other smartphone; those benefits might be enough for some people to justify switching. It's very possible that even more would switch to the iPhone if it had a bigger screen.
There's a reason why more and more manufacturers are switching to 4"+ screens. It's obviously generating sales. If it wasn't, Android's adoption rate wouldn't be growing faster than iOS's
They are switching for the whole package. That being said, Android does suit many people well.
The truth about the 4.3"+ screens is A) to just be different from the iPhone, and B) to hide that massive battery needed for 4G LTE.
I disagree with the "truth". If it was true a 4.3" screen was hide the battery then there wouldnt be 4" LTE devices. Like the Droid 4, Samsung strat, and I think there is a few LG phones.
Not getting it, unless it comes close to the parameters I have on my Note, which I just downgraded to from an iPhone 4.
BTW, terrible poll.
I'm curious what percentage of iPhone users (any model) are planning on buying the next product (be it iPhone 5, iPhone HD, etc, whatever they call it). I'm interested to see what the percentage of loyal customers seems to be who are interested in buying it before they even release photos or specs of it.
I have an iPhone 4 that's doing just fine. If the next iPhone isn't 4+", I'm done with iPhones. I doubt I even wait that long with the great HTC Ones coming out. Those are starting to make the iPhone look very dated indeed. I hope Apple's designers are paying attention this time.