I think your argument has missed how this particular market has worked in the last nine years. People flock to the &quot;new hotness&quot; every year not because they demanded its features, but simply because it&#x27;s the new hotness. Only afterward do they realize that this new big phone isn&#x27;t what they wanted. But the companies pushing ever larger phones don&#x27;t produce a new hot small model. Then they eliminate the old models slowly. It&#x27;s only when the new hot phone comes in a variety of sizes that we will know what the demand truly is.<p>Back when cars were supplanting the horse-drawn carriage, people had choice for years. Even today, if you prefer, you can get a horse and the carriage to drive around in. But you can&#x27;t find specialty shops building that small phone you want.