> People are thinking about the form factor after the cell phone. That presumes there is one. There's not yet a "form factor after the car" for example. Just r

> People are thinking about the form factor after the cell phone. That presumes there is one. There's not yet a "form factor after the car" for example. Just refinement of the same basic 4-wheeled template, with a few oddball vehicles for niche uses. A possible indicator here is the apparent lack of demand for small screen phones. To me it suggests that screen real estate is more valuable than portability for most people.