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My daughter would disagree with you in re: thinness. The newer thin iPhones are easier to pocket - women's fashion being more form fitting than men's. It's a
by dandrews 11y ago
My daughter would disagree with you in re: thinness. The newer thin iPhones are easier to pocket - women's fashion being more form fitting than men's. It's a trade-off that she and presumably lots of other people are willing to make.
- digi_owl 11y agoTime for people to stop bending to fashion and buy sensible clothing then. Also, i could have sworn that Galaxy Note was a hit with with ladies as they put them in handbags rather than pockets... Not that i know much about fashion, as my wardrobe is stuffed with cargo pants.
- mikeash 11y agoWhich is why phone makers should make some variety here. Make thin phones for people who prioritize size, make thick phones for people who prioritize battery life. I'm not saying every single phone on the planet should be the kind I want....
- roywiggins 11y agoOn the plus side, you can always stick a bulky battery case onto a thin phone. Now if only there were more variety in phones with small screens; now that iPhones are big, what are people with small hands supposed to buy?
- digi_owl 11y ago> On the plus side, you can always stick a bulky battery case onto a thin phone. That depends on a third party bothering to make a case for the device at all.
- mikeash 11y agoAnd it's way bigger and less efficient than having a bigger battery built in.
- eropple 11y agoThis is a real problem for me, as I've got small hands. The Xperia Z Compact phones are the smallest flagship-level phone I've found. I loved my Z3C, sorta-like my Z5C. They're still a little too big, especially with a case on them, but they're at least not monstrously so.