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on Wednesday April 02 2014, @09:50AM
from the if-Apple-can-claim-rounded-corners,-can-Samsung-claim-that-size dept.
from the if-Apple-can-claim-rounded-corners,-can-Samsung-claim-that-size dept.
Apparently, size does matter as Apple takes a cue from the Samsung playbook. Reuters is reporting that Apple's next iphone, slated for Q4 of 2014, will have a much bigger display than current devices. A whole 1.5" (38mm) bigger. This will bring the iPhone close to the same size as the Samsung Galaxy Note which stands around 5.7" (144mm). It seems Apple will test the waters with an initial 4.7" (119mm) sized device first with the larger version to appear much later. The question is, do all users think bigger is better?
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Apple Takes Cue From Samsung - a Bigger iPhone
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(Score: 1) by g2 In The Desert on Wednesday April 02 2014, @12:17PM
I can't imagine there is any truth to this. Why don't we wait for it to come out instead of listening to this ridiculous speculation?