[citation][nom]wannabepro[/nom]To a point.[/citation]
[citation][nom]InvalidError[/nom]There are practical limits to how large a "phone" can be.Also, the display is the biggest battery drain on most devices by a fair margin and that power draw is almost directly proportional to display area, which means bigger displays will eat into battery life. Not necessarily a good thing for people who want to use their phones mostly as phones.1080p on a 5" screen seems overkill to me but I suppose we have reached the point where manufacturers are starting to have to throw everything including the kitchen sink in to justify their price tags and convince people to open their wallets.[/citation]
He's being sarcastic...
[citation][nom]Ragnar-Kon[/nom]Can't figure out why people like the bigger phones so much.The full 5" screen phones don't fit comfortably in my pocket. Shopping for a new phone right now myself, and I've already ruled out the 5" Droid DNA, 4.8" Galaxy S3, and 4.7" Droid Razr Maxx because neither of them fit in my pocket comfortably. Those are like the top three Android phones out there.I must have small pockets or somethin'[/citation]
Because Android appeals to customers who want more out of their phone, while at the same time hates Apple.
[citation][nom]CaedenV[/nom]Cargo pants and shorts. They have big enough pockets to fit a small laptop, and can be classy enough to match almost any occasion I'm finally getting my first smartphone this week, and I am heavily leaning towards that nice big Lumia 920. Size and weight are of little concern.[/citation]
Cargo pants and shorts are NOT classy.
[citation][nom]Old_Fogie_Late_Bloomer[/nom]Yep, it appears so.[/citation]
Or maybe he has good fashion sense.
[citation][nom]chase3567[/nom]Screen size doesn't affect battery life as the Gnote 2 has proven. It has a better battery life than the S3 and most smartphones out right now.[/citation]
The Gnote 2 has a battery that's almost 50% bigger than the S3.
[citation][nom]10tacle[/nom]I cannot imagine having anything larger than my Droid Razr Maxx's 4.7". When is enough enough? Getting to 6" and up is pushing tablet territory for crying out loud. Who wants to carry a 6" phone in their pockets? Women can put them in purses, but men don't have that option (straight men anyway).[/citation]
Someone with fashion sense here, but most "men" around here probably wear x-large cargos that can fit a 13" laptop and a women's purse.
[citation][nom]nforce4max[/nom]440 ppi that is nice, wish that your average desktop monitor could match.[/citation]
I thought everyone dissed Apple for emphasizing their ppi specs. Double standards I guess.