He's manipulating you - when it first came out it wasn't on any iPhone. After O2 launched their scheme, which include everything, Orange copied them and their scheme was updated to "now include iPhone". The fact this happened with the 4 is a coincidence, and not reflective of the fact it was a newly launched device. It will be on 4S I'm sure.
Don't hold me to it, but I think I'm right.
Don't get me wrong, I wouldn't mind a larger screen, although I'm not too bothered with the current size. I don't think I'd want the phone itself to be any bigger though.I quoted this exact same argument to one of my anti-Apple, Android mates the other day and he just said it was a stupid reason. I'd like to think it is these reasons though.
I'm happy with the current size of the screens. I've seen the SGS2 in the flesh and that looks far too big for my liking. I don't feel the need why everything needs to be bigger than everything that came before it. My eyesight isn't that great but I'm not blind either. It's not like 10"+ tablets or 32"+ TVs are going away any time soon to watch content on
Where are you seeing 16gb IPhone 4 for £399. I'd rather have a 4 tbh for myself and I can't stomach apples prcing on the 8GB version.
Even a reputable ebay buyer if one exists for a new one
No they wouldnt need to be resized, since the resolution wouldnt be changed so still 1:1 pixels, just with bigger pixels - we worked out a while ago that a 3.7" screen with the existing resolution would still maintain Retina levels (>300ppi). Such a sized screen would still fit into the existing form factor:
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