What phone do you use?
If they make it right, I think a 6 incher would be nice. Phones arent really phones anymore. Voice communication have taken a backseat. They are more communication/productivity devices. I know atleast for myself, I barely talk on my phone at all, but im always using it for text, instagram, twitter, photos, video, editing, web, games, e-mail, etc. Its just the evolution of technology. PC/laptop sales are slowing, as smartphone sales are picking up, because they are an always accesible computing device, not just a phone as they used to be. People always uses the "too large to hold up to my head" line with the Note series, but most people rarely even do that anymore for more than a rare 45 second call nowadays. I remember when the HTC HD was the first to come out and push the size limit with its 3.8" screen, and then the HD2 came out at 4.3" and people thought it was HUGE. People thought HTC was insane, and that it wouldnt be pocketable or useable. Now 4.3" is the minimum/standard for even the lowest of good smartphones (outside of the iPhone). Its just evolution. Obviously it wont be everyone's cup of tea, but looking at it in that guy's hand, it doesnt really seem that bad.
And the Note III is rumored to be 6.3"....
Didn't work for me.Ok The Carrier Specific App NFL Mobile for Verizon can be installed on any phone with this work around I found.
I'm on T-mobile and its works
Go into Airplane mode then use Wifi
That way Google Marketplace cant see your carrier because you are getting no service
Then just go the marketplace and download't it.
Now Enjoy the Superbowl on your phone
QftI don't talk much on the phone either and i don't really care if it looks big when it's up to my ear. My problem with a phone that would be 6+ inches is carrying it around. A 6 inch phone wouldn't fit in my pocket. If you want a phone that big may as well cop a nexus 7 and walk around with it all day. It gets to a certain point where it's no longer a phone and into tablet territory. For me that's anything bigger than the Note 2. Of course everyone's needs and preferences are different, i'm just stating mine.If they make it right, I think a 6 incher would be nice. Phones arent really phones anymore. Voice communication have taken a backseat. They are more communication/productivity devices. I know atleast for myself, I barely talk on my phone at all, but im always using it for text, instagram, twitter, photos, video, editing, web, games, e-mail, etc. Its just the evolution of technology. PC/laptop sales are slowing, as smartphone sales are picking up, because they are an always accesible computing device, not just a phone as they used to be. People always uses the "too large to hold up to my head" line with the Note series, but most people rarely even do that anymore for more than a rare 45 second call nowadays. I remember when the HTC HD was the first to come out and push the size limit with its 3.8" screen, and then the HD2 came out at 4.3" and people thought it was HUGE. People thought HTC was insane, and that it wouldnt be pocketable or useable. Now 4.3" is the minimum/standard for even the lowest of good smartphones (outside of the iPhone). Its just evolution. Obviously it wont be everyone's cup of tea, but looking at it in that guy's hand, it doesnt really seem that bad.
And the Note III is rumored to be 6.3"....
I get your point. But a 6 inch phone doesnt necessarily have to be larger than the Note II. People thought the Note II was gonna be too large when the news of the 5.5" leaked, saying that it wouldnt be pocketable, but it is barely longer than the OG note, and is actually skinnier and MORE pocketable. Another thing to realize, is that bezels are getting smaller(companies working on edge-to-edge), and there is always an option of on-screen buttons, as used in the Huawei phone above. There is plenty room to upsize without enlarging the phone too much. I'm quite sure they could fit a 6+ screen without increasing but a few mm past the Note II size, if there is any increase at all.
Is that an ASUS Transformer in the background?
Yea that was one of the best devices ive ever owned
Yea that was one of the best devices ive ever owned
was you getting any service? Only WiFi has to be on
Sorry couldn't help myself manIf they make it right, I think a 6 incher would be nice. Phones arent really phones anymore. Voice communication have taken a backseat. They are more communication/productivity devices. I know atleast for myself, I barely talk on my phone at all, but im always using it for text, instagram, twitter, photos, video, editing, web, games, e-mail, etc. Its just the evolution of technology. PC/laptop sales are slowing, as smartphone sales are picking up, because they are an always accesible computing device, not just a phone as they used to be. People always uses the "too large to hold up to my head" line with the Note series, but most people rarely even do that anymore for more than a rare 45 second call nowadays. I remember when the HTC HD was the first to come out and push the size limit with its 3.8" screen, and then the HD2 came out at 4.3" and people thought it was HUGE. People thought HTC was insane, and that it wouldnt be pocketable or useable. Now 4.3" is the minimum/standard for even the lowest of good smartphones (outside of the iPhone). Its just evolution. Obviously it wont be everyone's cup of tea, but looking at it in that guy's hand, it doesnt really seem that bad.
And the Note III is rumored to be 6.3"....
Sorry couldn't help myself man
But on a more serious note; has anyone coped the Sprint LG Optimus G yet? I'd like to get some first hand experience regarding the battery life, camera quality, and responsiveness.
anyway heres mine on my Note 2 
That's what I did.
