Why Apple has stopped making small phones—and why it should start again

Ars Technica
By Samuel AxonApr 18, 2020, 9:00 am754 pts
The new iPhone SE resembles the iPhone 8 in design, but it sports an A13 chip and aluminum edges. [credit: Apple ] The new iPhone SE is here, and it's an attractive product: it combines a tried-and-true design, arguably the fastest mobile chip in the industry, and a $400 starting price point. It might be the…

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