> Maybe the reason these big phones work so well for me is that I don't use them as phones much at all. They are pocket Internet tablets. Exactly. I try avoidi

> Maybe the reason these big phones work so well for me is that I don't use them as phones much at all. They are pocket Internet tablets. Exactly. I try avoiding talking on the phone as much as possible. Text/email is the way I prefer. And reading/browsing is what I do most on phone. Hence bigger screen is a big plus. I think one reason big phones took off in Europe/Asia was because much larger percentage of people use public transportation, meaning they spend an hour or more every working day sitting/standing in bus/subway. How do you use that time? Of course you read/watch/browse using your phone and bigger screen is a big plus. Talking on the phone is usually not practical. Americans mostly have to drive which means they can't browse/watch while moving from 1 location to another. I'm pretty sure NONE of the top Apple designers/execs commute to work in a public transportation or be driven in a limo, hence they don't understand WHY bigger screen phone is so attractive to a big chunk of users out there.