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Zach Epstein
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Apple's iPhone 6 will undoubtedly be one of the most popular smartphones of the year, but it will also be a huge test for Apple's design team
I had one single thought the first time I held Apple's iPhone 5s in my hand: I want a bigger display. As I have covered here on BGR several times, most extensively in my review of the phone, the iPhone 5s is both Apple's best iPhone yet and its least significant iPhone update thus far compared to the previous-generation model. Performance improvements in most use cases are barely perceptible compared to the iPhone 5, and there really isn't much useful new functionality to speak of. The iPhone 5s is still a great smartphone, mind you — the best of the year in 2013, in fact — but it isn't the huge "S" jump iPhone users have grown accustomed to over the years. And compared to other leading smartphones on the market, the iPhone's 4-inch screen is painfully small. Size matters.
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