By John Gruber
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Nice piece by Adrianne Jeffries for Motherboard, on the history of phone sizes:
For the past three weeks, I’ve been using an iPhone SE.
I’m an Android user. I like my widgets and my Google apps, and I always felt the iPhone was too fancy and breakable for me. This was my first experience using an iPhone as my everyday device.
The phone, which has the same processor as the iPhone 6s, is certainly fast. The camera is crisp and good in low light. The battery has remarkable stamina.
The iPhone SE is also cheaper than other iPhones, starting at $399 as compared to $649 for the 6s.
But there’s really only one thing that would make me break for an iPhone: size.
The iPhone SE’s popularity clearly suggests that a significant number of people prefer a smaller phone. But so why aren’t there any top-tier Android phones with 4-inch displays? I’m genuinely confounded by that.
★ Tuesday, 17 May 2016