Video | iPhone 6 screen too large? Try an extendable thumb
Smaller-handed gadget fans rejoice! A Japanese inventor has come up with a way to use Apple’s new 5.5-inch iPhone display without straining your thumb.
Smaller-handed gadget fans rejoice! A Japanese inventor has come up with a way to use Apple’s new 5.5-inch iPhone display without straining your thumb.
The “extending finger” is a thumb-shaped stylus which adds an extra 15 millimetres to a user’s own digit, allowing easy access to the whole screen.
Though Apple’s new larger screen models have attracted a great deal of attention, “phablets” have been around for many years. Samsung’s Galaxy Note, released in 2011, is largely credited with pioneering the larger-screen market now worth an estimated US$46 billion according to market research firm Visiongain.
While the “Yubi Nobiiru” may fix that particular problem, some angry customers have reported that the phone’s larger size also means it is more susceptible to getting bent.