Just looking through the blog posts and it looks like all the screenshots are from a 9.7" iPad. I’m wondering how Scrivener for iOS will look on different screen sizes. Are there any previews that show the iPhone version? Any love for the 6/6S Plus?
[size=80]iPhone 6+ in portrait and landscape.[/size]
The 6+ is unique among iPhones in that it sports a miniature binder in landscape mode. With this thing propped up next to an external keyboard, I have a hard time justifying a tablet. Smaller iPhones will use the full screen for either binder or editor (same behaviour as portrait, only wider).
My boss has just bought a 6S+ and i agree it’s a monster. Definitely a device for a jacket pocket or cargo pants and definitely not womens’ clothes friendly, as my wife would say.
I was skeptical. I kept trying the 6+/6s+ in the store and thinking it was too big. Then I bit the bullet and bought a 6s+ and within a week I realized how great it is, by far the best iPhone I’ve ever used. I’d never go back to a smaller screen.
I think it’ll be this way for me too. I have a 6 and love it, but still sometimes jump back to my iPad mini to do things like type on a keyboard. I’d love to combine the two…which is pretty much what the 6S is, somewhere in between.
I wish I could have typewriter mode on the 6+. ZI spent an eternity trying to find it after seeing the T in a circle on my ipad, but apparently it’s not there.
I think it would work great on the 6+.
BTW, after I bought mine, I had no issue with its size. other phones seem tiny to me now and I find it actually more Comfortable to hold in my hand to talk.
I guess that with the way I Have been upgrading to larger and larger screens on all my computing devices, soon I will be buying a phone that I can also use as a serving tray and a computer screen with holes at the corners to play pool with (or ping pong, or use as a dinner table). The internet of (large) things.