There really aren&#x27;t small phones out there.<p>I use a Nokia Lumia 620, a slow, 3-year-old phone with a 3.8&quot; screen. Twice now I&#x27;ve dedicated a week to using only a larger phone (4.5-4.7&quot;, so not big by today&#x27;s standards) and both times at the end of the week I&#x27;ve given up and gone back to the 620.<p>The two most common things I do with a phone are (a) use it on a train platform or strap-hanging on a train, one-handed, and (b) leave it in a jeans pocket and ignore it. Even an iPhone 5 is really a bit too big to be a happy device to use like that.<p>(Previously I had a Nokia 700, with a 3.2&quot; screen. That was fantastic, best phone hardware I&#x27;ve ever used, but it ran Symbian and eventually became too poorly-supported to stick with)<p>What I&#x27;d really like to see is a phone of the same size and shape as a 3rd gen iPod touch -- so like a thin version of an iPhone 3G. Maybe one day the market will swing back that way, and hopefully when it does, it&#x27;ll be with a bit more choice so we can have big or small, rather than producing a hundred-and-fifty examples of devices all basically the same size.