Android manufacturers keen on bigger is better

[MrX8503]

I think I see the trend with Notes with females also. Why? It's easier to just drop one in the purse. I also see a lot in Asia because with Chinese input, it's much easier to write on a larger screen.

In the San Francisco Bay Area, there's FAR more iPhones though. It's not even a contest.

From my commutes in the Chicago area, I see a lot of women using larger phones like the Note because of having a purse.

Samsung would of done just as good if they got the gs3 out q1.

Well they didn't and this is called reality.

The point is that small screen smartphones sold as well/better than large screen smartphones. There's a market for both.

 

[QueBert]

I went from a Note to an iPhone 4 and just swapped that out for a Bold 9900. With the Z10 it looks like even Blackberry wants to go big ass phone now. Guess I'll be sticking to older phones, the 9900's great sized for my needs.

 

[Raduque]

which Android flagship phone gives me better audio quality than an iPhone 5 on my Triple Fi earbuds?

I don't know about silly ear buds, but my Note II's Wolfson DAC sounds great through my truck's system.

 

[ControlD]

which Android flagship phone gives me better audio quality than an iPhone 5 on my Triple Fi earbuds?

From the tests I have seen, the iPhone 5 is about middle of the pack in sound quality and in fact fares worse than the 4S, for example:

http://www.engadget.com/2012/10/02/iphone-vs-rivals-audio-tests/

I don't use the Triple Fi anymore, but I have found the sound quality on my 4S about equal to my wife's Galaxy 3.

 

[zaydq]

From my commutes in the Chicago area, I see a lot of women using larger phones like the Note because of having a purse.



Well they didn't and this is called reality.

The point is that small screen smartphones sold as well/better than large screen smartphones. There's a market for both.

Thanks for sticking on topic... It seems this thread got derailed.

As per the quote, theres a market for both, and i would love to see THE OPTION of getting a flagship android device sporting a 4" screen and a smaller size factor than what is currently available in the current lineup of android based flagships.