Samsung Galaxy S4
With a 5" screen. It's way bigger than my current smartphone and not shirt-pocketable - 136.6mm in height.
But maybe this could be an alternative to a tablet?
http://m.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-21791023
(Writing this on my phone!
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But maybe this could be an alternative to a tablet?
http://m.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-21791023
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another toy for play 
Beats the iPhone on spec but with everything synced with my iMac, NAS, and Time Capsule a major upheaval to change operating system and transfer data to Samsungs horrible software - KIERS i think or something like that.
Quote: Sony lenses in the Samsung's cameras
In the phones perhaps, But an 8mm lens is an 8mm lens and all that jazz, Makes no odds who makes it, It is still a tiny spec of plastic.....
Not really a product endorsement as such.That said I thought Zeiss where responsible for Sony badged lens....
Quote:The Galaxy Note comes closer and would be the obvious photographers phone-cum-tablet.
Works for me
Oh and The Note is "Shirt Pocket-able", That is where mine lives most of the time.
Quote:A tablet it is not. Far easier to type the simplest of things on a tablet than a phone...any phone. The Galaxy Note comes closer and would be the obvious photographers phone-cum-tablet.
Why would that be? The Galaxy Note has a 5.8" screen compared to the 5" screen of the S4..... not a huge difference, surely?
Even on the 3.5" screen of my current phone , and using Swype - as I am doing right now, I don't have any problem.
Quote:Its also handbaggable so should suit CB.
Fair point!
I'd disagree. I'm currently using my S3 as a mobile router for my laptop, and it also gets daily use as a sat-nav and mobile computer. I picked up a cable for it (only cost a quid), and can plug in portable hard drives or my DSLR for data transfer on the go.
.8 of an inch is almost a twenty percent increase CB. Think of it as the difference between a 36 and a 42 inch TV.
.8 of an inch is almost a twenty percent increase CB. Think of it as the difference between a 36 and a 42 inch TV.
