From the blog's Twitter PostPChave launched an interesting infographic where they show numerous terminals with the percentage of screen that each one uses of the space available on a phone.
An infographic where you can see how the LG G2, Note 3, LG G Pro, Galaxy S4, Nexus 5 and Moto X pass 72% of the screen and that the first two mentioned spend 74% taking advantage of incredibly the space you have. The infographic also shows the ridiculous screen space of the iPhone in both of its terminals such as the iPhone with 60,6% or the iPhone 4s with 54%.
An important information that this infographic collects and that we see how Google's virtual keys are converting the space that Android smartphones have almost entirely focused on the screen, in order to have terminals with even larger screens as expected from the Samsung S5 with 5,24 inches or the same as the Nexus 5 with 72%.
Those that best use the space destined for the screen are LG and Samsung, where the LG G2 with 75,7% they take the cat to the water, and then almost followed we have the LG G Pro with 72,8%. On the opposite side we have the Sony terminal, the Xperia Z1, with 64,5% that to be a smartphone of the last batch is a little halfway.
And we must also make a reference to the Nokia Lumia with screens that in models 1520 and 1320 they reach 71,2% and 70,2%. From Apple we have to go almost to the bottom of the list with the iPhone 5s and iPhone 5 with 60,6% respectively, and if we go to the iPhone 4s, iPhone 4 and iPhone 3GS models, which are in the last positions of the infographics, with 54% for the penultimate and penultimate, and a very poor 50,8% for the last.
We hope to see this year's new smartphones as they will know how to make the most of the allocated space for the screen on a phone.
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