All along Apple did not adopt the removable battery
policy in their iPhone, which was the icon of Steve Job.
Indeed the first iPhone was an acknowledged innovation
that the world had admired and appreciated.
However when the Korean manufacturer Samsung came out
with the bigger screen of 5.29 inch Galaxy Note One with
S pen in October 2011, including the removable battery
feature, it did not catch on well because of the big
differences from the smaller 4.7 inch screen.
At that time the OS available from Google was only
Android 2.3.
It took Apple more than three years to let go off their
pride and follow the bigger screen idea knowing well that
this would not be in line with Steve Job's policy.
The people at Apple are sure going for the bigger screen
is not a mistake indeed.
Then in Feb 2014 LG suddenly surprised the big screen
user with their 5.9 inch Pro 2 plus some unique innovative
features like the "knock knock" thingy, quick charging ability
and controls at the back of the phone instead of on the
side. Until today there isn't one phone from the rest of
the competitors that can match these features. I am
sure the successor to Pro 2 will not disappoint all loyal
users.
