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nah. the phone is actually easier to hold/use. the ONLY reason i use the tablets more is battery life. Given equivalent processing power/battery life, nobody w
by gcb0 13y ago
nah. the phone is actually easier to hold/use.
the ONLY reason i use the tablets more is battery life. Given equivalent processing power/battery life, nobody would choose a tablet. the screen real state simply does not compensate for the lack of public use, uncomfortable long session use, etc.
give me a phone with decent battery life, and i won't even mind the occasional magnifying glass attached to it.
- coldtea 13y ago>nah. the phone is actually easier to hold/use. That's just like, err, your outlier opinion man. Now, the phone might be easier to hold with one hand, but the iPad is easier/better for lots of tasks. From reading books and comics or watching videos to using music creation apps, drawing apps etc. Anything where screen real estate matters. >the ONLY reason i use the tablets more is battery life. Given equivalent processing power/battery life, nobody would choose a tablet. Wrong again. Not to mention that millions of people by Wi-Fi only iPads, and when using an iPhone in that way (with the 3G/4G turned off), you get pretty much the same battery life. Or you know, those people could get an extra battery juice pack for their iPhone, but they don't.
- gcb0 13y agokinda of missed the point. They buy wifi only ipads because the form factor is embarrassing to use with 3g anyway. a clumsy ipad is still less clumsy than a phone+power pack+cables