Ignoring the iPhone's diminutive size, Steve Jobs recently commented on the fact that the when it comes to touch-based devices, size is everything. During an earnings call with the company's investors and the media, Jobs quipped about the disdain he held for touchscreen devices with less than seven inches of screen real estate, saying "While one could increase the resolution of the display to make up for some of the differences, it is meaningless unless your tablet also includes sandpaper, so that the user can sand down their fingers to around one-quarter of their present size." Either out of respect for Jobs' unfaltering sympathy for hot dog-fingered tech users, or a dire fear of sandpaper, a group of intrepid developers have undertaken the development of a new way to work Apple's smallest touchscreen device.
It's big. Literally.
Apple is rumored to be working on an iPhone that will work on CDMA and GSM networks. Dual radio iPhone FTW! 
