> The screen is ridiculously small. To which I'd say the screens on WP8 and Android flagships are ridiculously large and poorly calibrated. I feel as though I

> The screen is ridiculously small. To which I'd say the screens on WP8 and Android flagships are ridiculously large and poorly calibrated. I feel as though I'm in the minority: but it pains me to use anything larger than an iPhone 4S. (The iPhone 5 included, sadly.) I'd love to leave the iOS ecosystem, as I agree with your other criticisms. I long for the days where I can use foobar2k to manage my portable media player again -- but there's _no where for me to go._ The iPhone isn't a "little toy" to me, it's the only flagship phone I can use comfortably. I feel left behind, as if I'm some sort of refugee from the display wars. -- Who will cater to me? Sony seems to be on the right track. At least their giant-Xperia has finally relocated the controls to be a bit more ergonomic.