[whoever,hey]

Originally Posted by The Lord Lucan

No one not even Pebble has made a watch sell in 1bn dollar proportions.

S4 is a boring evolution, filled with features many will not use or disable. IPhone 5 is the same. Z10 although a revolution to previous attempts within it's own brand.. just a evolution with it's rivals. Etc etc, You buy the best that fits your solution.

At least there are new features. Unlike the latest iPhone.

[calico_pie]

I see the BBC have added a footnote to the article quoting a report that declares "Smartphone rival Samsung is now seen as equally “inspiring” in the US, says the survey by consultancy Added Value." which reads :

"This story has been updated to reflect that WPP works for Samsung."

(Added Value is a subsidiary of WPP.)

[calico_pie]

Originally Posted by Stiggles

Well, since every single flat touchscreen looks different i would expect completely different. Or are apple incapable of that?

Is there anything with apple you wont defend?

It's got nothing to do with "defending Apple". Maybe these discussions wouldn't be so painful if thatvwasntvyour default view of anyone who doesn't agree with you.

Yes, the front of phones look different, but given the restriction due to requirement of the screen itself, they are hardly that different.

What exactly would you like to see?

[whoever,hey]

Originally Posted by calico_pie

It's got nothing to do with "defending Apple". Maybe these discussions wouldn't be so painful if thatvwasntvyour default view of anyone who doesn't agree with you.

Yes, the front of phones look different, but given the restriction due to requirement of the screen itself, they are hardly that different.

What exactly would you like to see?

I'd like to see the home button removed. Its MASSIVE! Make it a touch screen button that can be removed and use the screen real estate when needed by apps such as games or videos.

[IslandNiles]

Originally Posted by whoever,hey

I'd like to see the home button removed. Its MASSIVE! Make it a touch screen button that can be removed and use the screen real estate when needed by apps such as games or videos.

I'm not sure about this. Most iOS apps are designed to have navigation buttons at the bottom of the screen. I think it better suits a physical home button (that can also be used for other purposes like recent apps and Siri), but I can also see the logic behind removing it for extra screen space.