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I've got an HTC Sensation (the same size as the S II), an iPod Touch, and a Nexus One, and my "thumb range" is pretty wildly different from Dustin's diagrams.
by cheald 14y ago
I've got an HTC Sensation (the same size as the S II), an iPod Touch, and a Nexus One, and my "thumb range" is pretty wildly different from Dustin's diagrams.
I said it when he first posted it, and I'll say it now - the larger screen isn't a problem unless you have midget-thumbs, and the diagram is not true to the actual range of motion for the devices.
- Steko 14y agoI don't have midget thumbs or the largest fingers but my range of motion pretty much matches his diagrams. I have an iphone but don't operate it one handed enough [1] for this to be remotely a dealbreaker. [1] If anything I prefer to use the phone two handed and in landscape.
- jmathai 14y agoAgreed. I dropped a loaner SII on the concrete because I only had one hand to try and reach something. I'm not an iPhone user but having used the SII I won't ever get a phone with a screen so large it compromises actually using it.