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Flagship smartphones tend to have bigger screens

Daniel Shen, Taipei; Steve Shen, DIGITIMES Asia Tuesday 6 September 2011 0

A number of handset vendors including HTC, Acer and Samsung Electronics have unveiled their respective flagship smartphones with screen sizes of over 4.5 inches compared to the prevailing 4- to 4.3-inch models - a trend which is likely to make larger...

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