I know I have small hands but c’mon. Flagship phones these days are strait up small tablets, not even what we’d have called on phablets 15 years ago.

I know it’s what people buy, but I’m still sad that if I want a phone that small then I have to deal with camera and display a couple gens old

  • SchmidtGenetics@lemmy.world
    11·
    2 days ago

    Does “fit in your hand” not mean small and compact?

    I’m not the one using the term flagship to mean a non flagship phone. You’re trying to change established definitions and conventions.

    You want a fancy small phone, no phone manufacturer has ever called a phone that fits that description as a “flagship” so to say you miss the. Is just straight up bullshit and you being an idiot and not using established definitions correctly.

    • PeriodicallyPedanticOP
      11·
      1 day ago

      Not only is that laughably not true

      But even if it was true, it wouldn’t mean anything because being a flagship phone isn’t about size, it’s about showing off your tech.

      But like I said, I don’t have to get hypothetical, because phones this big weren’t considered flagships in the past, they were considered “notes” and “tabs”