Yep, and that would just be primarily gamers. Millions more would use it as a phone. If the Galaxy Note 3 sold 10 million, a 5.5 inch iPhone could easily double that.
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Yep, and that would just be primarily gamers. Millions more would use it as a phone. If the Galaxy Note 3 sold 10 million, a 5.5 inch iPhone could easily double that.
I think it could double Note 3 sales too. I don't know if it would be as popular as a 4.7" model, but it would sell in much greater numbers than many here think.
I know for a fact that people in HK absolutely love their phablet phones so the 5.5" will definitely sell well there.
"Pegatron" is the maker of the machine used in this video - "The Pegatronic"; it's Pegolutionary!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f7oIMrd7s14
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f7oIMrd7s14
The iPhone 3G/3GS had curved sides instead of the flat sides seen on the iPhone 4/4S/5/5S. Round buttons on the curved sides would have looked horrid, not to mention harder to press. The iPhone 5C has curved sides, and what do you know? It has rectangular buttons! Its just design, aesthetics and usability.
Note 3 sold 10 million in two months. The entire Note-lineup has sold around 100 million devices to this date.
If it was just bigger all you would notice was a extra row of icons, so we've complely 're engineered it from scratch!.. jony I've '14
the Original iPhone didn't use round buttons too!
Doesn't really matter. As long as it looks stylish.
ok, but you reckon big and builky is stylish ?
It is buiky when compared to a phone with thin buttons, the space surrounding can be easily reduced..