Yes, that's you. You recognized you had a choice and moved on. As I said there are plenty of people buying 4"+ screen phones. But the overall iPhone growth trend is still on the upswing, not down. There is no huge demand for a larger screen by the general public or the iPhone 4S would have never sold 4m at launch -- the most of any cell phone ever, and keep breaking sales records today.
Moreover, Apple introducing a bigger phone could alienate current iPhone users who find the size/weight perfect, and, honestly, I think most Android users use Android bc it's not Apple or cost of entry is less. So bottom line Apple net loses market share w/ a bigger phone, not gains.
This assumes that there can be only ONE size of iPhone. Why? There are different sizes of Macbooks. No doubt if Apple gets into the TV market they will make more then one size of television too. So why does there have to be just one size of iPhone? Why can there not be several different sizes on the market just as there are for other products?
Going up in size just makes no sense whatsoever.
It makes sense if you need more room for a larger battery to feed the battery hungry LTE. Unless people want the battery life on the next iPhone to SUCK bad.
I see the screen size staying the same... Most android phones are just getting too large to comfortably carry and are just doing it because their battery life is poor so they need more space internally.
I carry mine quite comfortably. They aren't all too large. Some have form factors barely larger then the iPhone. Just because the SCREEN is larger doesn't mean the form factor has to increase in the same proportions necessarily. That being said, do you not think that an LTE iPhone will need more space internally for a battery as well? I sure do. What do you think battery life would be with the current iPhone if LTE was on it?