I think it really is the market giving consumers exactly what they want. Like, I would like it if they didn't need upgrading so fast, but mostly only for envir

I think it really is the market giving consumers exactly what they want. Like, I would like it if they didn't need upgrading so fast, but mostly only for environmental concerns. The cost is very little to upgrade every 4 years even for most poor people, especially considering how many things it replaces. I like that no matter what happens or where I go, I can probably solve most issues with my phone. If I lose my keys and wallet... my phone knows where. If I forget my wallet at home... tap to pay. If something comes up at work... I can do all the research to solve the issue from it. I do think the world needs a low-power app capable device. But not to replace phones, we just need something that won't lose compatibility with old apps, that's cheap enough to have multiple for dedicated purposes, etc. Something that can control your smarthome, be a remote outdoor thermometer display, or any other random task that would normally be done by some nonstandard thing that risks becoming e waste.