iPhone 6 Plus: there's more to the big screen than a big piece of glass<article>
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While “big” phones are nothing new for the rest of the mobile industry, the iPhone 6 Plus represents a radical departure from Apple’s historical love for small screens.</p><p>
Still, the company’s first foray into "phablet" (ugh) territory has a distinct Apple flavor to itself—not only in the aesthetic choices that define its design, but also in a myriad little details—starting, for example, with the dimensions of its screen.</p><h2>Hi, DPI</h2>
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High-density screens have been the name of the game since Steve Jobs first introduced the iPhone 4 back in 2010. That handset’s Retina display, with its 326 points-per-inch (PPI) resolution, has graced the screen of every single smartphone that the company has manufactured since, even as the screen itself has grown, first to four inches with the iPhone 5, and now to 4.7 inches with the iPhone 6.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/2607106/iphone-6-plus-when-it-comes-to-big-screens-size-isnt-all-that-matters.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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iPhone 6 Plus: there's more to the big screen than a big piece of glass
