I think (hope) we've hit the "peak phone" argument in that phones now are as flashy and hyped as they're ever going to be. Hopefully we'll see superfluous featu

I think (hope) we've hit the "peak phone" argument in that phones now are as flashy and hyped as they're ever going to be. Hopefully we'll see superfluous features and sparkles fade away as people start to want something that feels like a more natural extension of their person. Her (2013) executed this well -- the in-universe "phones" looked natural and offered the same functionality as our current top-of-the-line models. (Of course, this was in a world where voice recognition and ML were more refined, but that's even more off-topic.)