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Being able reach the entire screen with one hand... Even with larger hands, reaching across a 6 inch screen with my thumb is bullshit and uncomfortable as fuck. I miss my iPhone 4S
On android I recently learned about quick cursor. Changed my life ๐
What is that? I have tiny hands, you may be about to change my life lol
It's an app apparently
What is that? I have tiny hands, you may be about to change my life lol
Yeah I'm glad that some series (Pixel AFAIK) are now releasing slightly smaller phones, because the growth was getting ridiculous and highly impractical.
One of the features I miss dearly from when I used the iPhone, was the ability to double touch the home button, and it would bring the whole screen down by half so that you could reach stuff. There's probably a way to do it on Android, but idk
I feel the same way, but with one little problem: small phone, small battery.
I basically flip back and forth between small phone and big phone because I can't stand one aspect of each.