IPad screenshots make this thing seem less like a giant iPhone
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#2For education / gaming / medicine / industrial / etc etc the apps we see for this format are going to be incredible.
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#5Not being dreadfully slow will also make it unlike an iphone.
I had to disable shake-to-shuffle, because the poor little thing would lag for 5 or 10 seconds, and seemed to condense accelerometer input during that time, making it think it had been shaken when it had actually just been sitting in my pocket.
I'm switching to Android next month hopefully, but that has little to do with hardware quality.
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#7"People thought Apple will revolutionize tablets, but they got an iPad. But to make a revolutionary tablet Apple just needed to increase the size of the iPhone." I don't remember where I read it but that line is awesome.
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#8Brushes is going to be a big deal among people who can draw. The iPhone version is incredible, and the larger screen will make it more so.
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#9"People thought Apple will revolutionize tablets, but they got an iPad. But to make a revolutionary tablet Apple just needed to increase the size of the iPhone." I don't remember where I read it but that line is awesome.
Increasing screen real-estate has a non-linear effect on lots of UIs.