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Put me down as the 8th. My take is that 100% of advanced users have a problem.

by omonra 12y ago

bad_user 12y ago
Oh, I don't know - I like browsing the web on my phone and I started feeling that my Nexus is too small. I'm seriously thinking of getting a phoneblet next.
nl 12y ago
I'd self classify as an advanced user and I prefer a larger phone. I have average sized hands too.
- nl 12y ago
  Wow. I know complaining about downvotes is stupid, but still. How could I possibly deserve a downvote for that? Does that mean that you disagree with my self classification? That you don't think I have average sized hands? That you don't like that someone has a different opinion to you? That you accidentally pressed the downvote? I'm assuming it is that.
vidarh 12y ago
I've increased phone size with every upgrade the last 3-4 times. My latest phone is a 5.5", and I might very well go for a 6" next time. The thing is I rarely use my phone for calls, and the 5"-6" range with a full hd display compares sufficiently well to a "public transport friendly" tablet - which would be 7" to at most 8" for me, because it needs to be nice to hold with one hand, and possible to slip into a pocket. If I do need to make calls when I'm out, I use a headset most of the time, because I'm usually listening to music anyway. If I'm not out I can usually comfortably sit down and the size doesn't matter. As for being an "advanced user", last office christmas party I logged in to our servers via ssh from my phone to apply a fix to our monitoring system - I like to consider myself an advanced user...
- omonra 12y ago
  I must have expressed myself poorly. My point was that people reading NH are advanced users and everybody on the thread (at that point) was unhappy with lack of options. Ie that phones just keep getting bigger without adequate options remaining below the current standard size.
slantyyz 12y ago
That's a pretty broad generalization. I do wonder if there's a correlation with age. Since I hit middle age and got presbyopia, I don't even really like looking at a small screen phone any more. And these crazy 500dpi new screens that are coming out are basically full of wasted pixels for someone like me.

Put me down as the 8th. My take is that 100% of advanced users have a problem.

by omonra 12y ago

Put me down as the 8th. My take is that 100% of advanced users have a problem.

Oh, I don't know - I like browsing the web on my phone and I started feeling that my Nexus is too small. I'm seriously thinking of getting a phoneblet next.

nl 12y ago

I'd self classify as an advanced user and I prefer a larger phone. I have average sized hands too.

nl 12y ago
Wow. I know complaining about downvotes is stupid, but still. How could I possibly deserve a downvote for that? Does that mean that you disagree with my self classification? That you don't think I have average sized hands? That you don't like that someone has a different opinion to you? That you accidentally pressed the downvote? I'm assuming it is that.

vidarh 12y ago

I've increased phone size with every upgrade the last 3-4 times. My latest phone is a 5.5", and I might very well go for a 6" next time. The thing is I rarely use my phone for calls, and the 5"-6" range with a full hd display compares sufficiently well to a "public transport friendly" tablet - which would be 7" to at most 8" for me, because it needs to be nice to hold with one hand, and possible to slip into a pocket. If I do need to make calls when I'm out, I use a headset most of the time, because I'm usually listening to music anyway. If I'm not out I can usually comfortably sit down and the size doesn't matter. As for being an "advanced user", last office christmas party I logged in to our servers via ssh from my phone to apply a fix to our monitoring system - I like to consider myself an advanced user...

omonra 12y ago
I must have expressed myself poorly. My point was that people reading NH are advanced users and everybody on the thread (at that point) was unhappy with lack of options. Ie that phones just keep getting bigger without adequate options remaining below the current standard size.

slantyyz 12y ago

That's a pretty broad generalization. I do wonder if there's a correlation with age. Since I hit middle age and got presbyopia, I don't even really like looking at a small screen phone any more. And these crazy 500dpi new screens that are coming out are basically full of wasted pixels for someone like me.