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> has a 5.9 inch display That is not a compact phone. I know I'm in the minority here, but the iPhone4, in my view, was the ideal form factor (3.5", I think).
by _jal 7y ago
> has a 5.9 inch display
That is not a compact phone.
I know I'm in the minority here, but the iPhone4, in my view, was the ideal form factor (3.5", I think). At least half of the time I glance at my phone, the informational payload is not even a full sentence and requires no interaction. Otherwise, I check mail and sometimes use maps. More or less, my phone occupies the niche that I'm supposed to want a digital watch for, but don't.
If I need more screen, there are a plethora of options. I really don't want a tablet in my pocket. And I don't keep it with me like anywhere nearly like I used to - it has turned in to more of a 'desk phone' that I check when I think about it.
- findthewords 7y agoI compromised comfort and upgraded to SE after 4’s usability was consumed by unoptimized software updates. 4\S was perfection as far as ergonomics go. Timeless design. The natural 2:1 ratio was ruined in 5 by stretching in the vertical dimension. What they should have done was to expand the screen and have it eat the top bezel. They stopped pushing. Supersizing was the easy road.
- dwaite 7y ago> The natural 2:1 ratio 3:2 ratio?
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