Robbie317
Well-known member
Re: Price doesn't matter
The majority of people still talk on the phone.... and they do talk on the phone plenty... but data consumption continues to grow and talking on the phone has basically stagnated... It's not really increasing nor decreasing.... There is a reason providers have gone more to tiered data plans vs unlimited and in turn gone away from tiered talk plans to unlimited talk plans.... Data consumption continues to grow and put strain on the network... So they charge more for it and they had to find ways to increase profits while keeping the same # of subscribers....
Did I read somewhere a Google executive said their market research showed once a person uses a 5.5 inch or bigger phone the majority of them won't go back to something smaller and this is their reasoning behind the Nexus 6???
Why would they remove that ability? If they did, it becomes a 6" tablet. Phone calls are still important to a lot of people, especially those with a family or people who run a business.
The majority of people still talk on the phone.... and they do talk on the phone plenty... but data consumption continues to grow and talking on the phone has basically stagnated... It's not really increasing nor decreasing.... There is a reason providers have gone more to tiered data plans vs unlimited and in turn gone away from tiered talk plans to unlimited talk plans.... Data consumption continues to grow and put strain on the network... So they charge more for it and they had to find ways to increase profits while keeping the same # of subscribers....
Did I read somewhere a Google executive said their market research showed once a person uses a 5.5 inch or bigger phone the majority of them won't go back to something smaller and this is their reasoning behind the Nexus 6???