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Poll: Are you planning to buy a 'phablet' (5-6.5in phone/tablet) this year?


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Are you planning to buy a 'phablet' (5-6.5in phone/tablet) this year?

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Poll: Are you planning to buy a 'phablet' (5-6.5in phone/tablet) this year?

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I have a Galaxy Note and I carry it in my shirt pocket, just as did my Galaxy S1, my Dell X51 and my Psion.

I simply find a smartphone screen too small.

The Note is a logical progression from the Psion!

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morddwyd

A good number of my shirts (mainly for leisure) haven't got a pocket.

What happens when you bend down?

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I don't buy shirts without poackets.

I don't bend down too much these days either! However, I take your point. I normally find a decent cover will provide enough friction to keep it in place.

I did damage my Psion a couple of times back in the 90s, but no problems since.

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Over the years there's been quite a lot of blokes that have had their phone slip out when bending over straight into the toilet bowl!

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No.

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It's interesting. Going by CES, Apple alone of the major smartphone makers is resisting the lure of full HD 5-6in smartphones. But it's not clear who wants to buy them!

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I, too, carry mine in my shirt pocket - when it calls home,I reckon it acts kinda like a pacemaker!

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No

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No, they're far to big to carry in my pockets.

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...which makes them not quite as phab as they make them out to be.

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