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minus-square@areyouevenreal@lemm.eelinkfedilinkEnglish2•10 months agoIt’s 6.8", that’s called a tablet or phablet at that point. Change my mind.
minus-square@mrvictory1@lemmy.worldlinkfedilinkEnglish2•edit-210 months agoPhablet is the new phone. The term was introduced around iPhone 6 Plus era, now look at the average size of recently released phones and compare it to the 6+. I have a 6.8" phone and I sometimes wish I got a tablet with cellular lol
minus-square@TheGrandNagus@lemmy.worldlinkfedilinkEnglish3•10 months agoI was curious, so I looked it up. iPhone 6 Plus frontal area: 158.1mm x 77.8mm = 12,300mm² iPhone 15 frontal area: 147.6mm x 71.6mm = 10,568mm² iPhone 15 Plus frontal area: 160.9mm x 77.8mm = 12,518mm² So (TL;DR:) the 6 Plus is 16% larger than the current iPhone, and 1.75% smaller than the current Plus model. In the past decade, phones haven’t actually got bigger, despite people online saying they have. Screens have, while the bezels have shrunk.
It’s 6.8", that’s called a tablet or phablet at that point. Change my mind.
Phablet is the new phone. The term was introduced around iPhone 6 Plus era, now look at the average size of recently released phones and compare it to the 6+. I have a 6.8" phone and I sometimes wish I got a tablet with cellular lol
I was curious, so I looked it up.
iPhone 6 Plus frontal area: 158.1mm x 77.8mm = 12,300mm²
iPhone 15 frontal area: 147.6mm x 71.6mm = 10,568mm²
iPhone 15 Plus frontal area: 160.9mm x 77.8mm = 12,518mm²
So (TL;DR:) the 6 Plus is 16% larger than the current iPhone, and 1.75% smaller than the current Plus model.
In the past decade, phones haven’t actually got bigger, despite people online saying they have. Screens have, while the bezels have shrunk.