The iPhone 5-ready apps are few and far between: here's a list of some

3. xtian1103 posted on 20 Sep 2012, 02:36 12

so ios now has fragmentation issues? i thought it's android exclusive?

5. E.N. posted on 20 Sep 2012, 03:14 3

the difference is that almost all the apps will actually be updated to work perfectly, unlike..... nvm, you get the picture

10. Hemlocke (unregistered) posted on 20 Sep 2012, 06:27 1

"Few and far between"...kind of like Android tablet-only apps.

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14. protozeloz posted on 20 Sep 2012, 07:08 0

there are no android tablet-only apps.. why people don't get that already?

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17. downphoenix posted on 20 Sep 2012, 12:37 0

Adobe has Photoshop on Android tablets, cant get it on phones. Not even the Note.

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18. protozeloz posted on 20 Sep 2012, 13:36 0

holy! that's messed up

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11. thelegend6657 posted on 20 Sep 2012, 06:33 1

It's called iFrag not fragmentation
Everything must have a fancy name right ?
For example a 5mp camera above in the iPods , iPads and iPhones made by Sony must be called iSight

8. Peter27 posted on 20 Sep 2012, 03:39 2

*with

12. Savage posted on 20 Sep 2012, 06:46 1

Nope. They will never increase the size. You can only stretch the phone so much to lose one-hand usage capability.

13. Peter27 posted on 20 Sep 2012, 06:58 4

Moving finger more horizontally and at the same time more vertically would be too much for iPhone users at first.
They need to learn first how to reach the area that was extended first, before apple makes the screen wider.
Remember for iPhone it is always one step at the time. That it's why they are so popular!!!

16. mas11 posted on 20 Sep 2012, 09:31 1

I never understood why Apple says if the device is any wider you lose one-handed usage. I was able to type on my gf's SIII easily with my thumb while holding it in one hand. I guess Apple's target audience has small hands.

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