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The author's app is Pedometer++. My guess is that smaller phones are over represented in his data because people who value step counters probably also value les
by kolbe 7y ago
The author's app is Pedometer++. My guess is that smaller phones are over represented in his data because people who value step counters probably also value less cumbersome phones to run/walk with. I, for one, chose an SE because I can carry it in my hand comfortably while running.
- gurkendoktor 7y agoIt could also be the other way around: iPhone SE users don't "live" on their phone and are less likely to download third-party apps beyond the bare necessities, so there are more of us than show up in these statistics. I wish one of the big players like WhatsApp or Google Maps would publish their statistics (or Apple itself, of course).
- 333c 7y agoReading through this thread I keep encountering more reasons to hang onto my SE, such as this (I run with it) and weight as it affects the possibility of RSI. I really hope there's an SE 2 with the same form factor. I'm optimistic because of the recent 4" iPod Touch.