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Answer: because Android/Google phones need as much screen space as possible to display what little content is left still between the ads ;) Another reason I can
by tannhaeuser 5y ago
Answer: because Android/Google phones need as much screen space as possible to display what little content is left still between the ads ;) Another reason I can see is that phablets tend to hit ground faster than small phones, thereby pouring demand into the feedback loop.
Seriously, there used to be decent Android phones fitting in a pocket but clearly the market seems to have sorted those out. It's one of the reasons I'm using an iPhone after having used Android phones all the time - can't stand precarious phablets. Missing Mobile FF with uBO, though it's not that much of a problem I thought it was given what little browsing I'm still doing, and Safari is working well enough to regain some privacy I guess.
- hammock 5y agoI'd love to see a quantitative analysis of screen content, ads and screen size over time
- jschwartzi 5y agoThey hit the ground at the same speed but with significantly more impulse.