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Okay you asked for it...
It doesn't feel big in your hand, nor does it look big when held against your head.
Presenting a non-scientific study from the top of my head.
Given that many people keep their phone in their pocket,
and a good percent of them keep their phone in their rear pocket
(at this point you know where I'm going with this, right?)
Then a major concern of the phone that they select will be:
"does this phone make my butt look too big (or small)?"
Now for those that keep their phone in their, eh, breast pocket,
there I would suppose that the smaller phone would be advantageous.
First of all to fit into the breast pocket (or other suitable spot in that area)
and then - well women tend to want their, eh, bosoms to blossom so to speak,
so small is good, makings the bosoms look bigger.
Guys like to seem to have a bigger chest, so smaller is better here too.
So at this point, smaller is better.
Except you do have guys with bosoms, and I would guess that perhaps at least half would not like to emphasize that fact.
In that case, bigger is better.
So the Samsung S3 would appeal to guys with bosoms.
Now for those that keep their phone in their front pants or skirt pocket,
again I would say phone size would lean towards being gender based.
Majority of women would prefer a larger phone here,
And majority of guys would prefer a small phone,
Once again to properly emphasize their assets,
as they do when they put their phone in their rear pocket. |
