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Personally, I think the pixel density doesn't really make that big of a difference. Who cares how slightly prettier the screen looks, most of the apps use overl
by yosho 16y ago
Personally, I think the pixel density doesn't really make that big of a difference. Who cares how slightly prettier the screen looks, most of the apps use overly large buttons and layouts anyway.
I think Apple couldn't come up with anything revolutionary so everyone is trying to find stuff about the new phone to talk about.
- axod 16y agoExactly. Wake me up when they come out with a rollup screen. Or a watch that projects a screen into midair. Or glasses that have inbuilt augmented reality etc but look exactly like normal glasses. Come on scientists!!! How hard can this stuff be???
- abstractbill 16y agoOr a watch that projects a screen into midair. The Samsung Beam isn't far off that - it's an Android phone that has a miniature projector in it. I think it might need to be my next phone actually: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BTFY6hOVOzE http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BTFY6hOVOzE
- axod 16y agoHah nice. But I'd bet the battery dies after much use :(
- abstractbill 16y agoI would keep it plugged in and charging most of the day, add a bluetooth keyboard, and ditch my laptop :)
- rbanffy 16y agoYou can use it to render readable information that takes less screen space. The prime example has been the NYT home that's completely readable on the new iPhone and only the headlines are "resolvable" on the older ones. I am not sure, however, how much one should push this. I bet I would only be able to read the small font of the NYT with a big magnifier.