Let me start off by saying those are some very good questions, I Believe we can blame all three, the consumers, the carriers, and the manufacturers. in 2014 there is a market for smaller phones but because the majority of consumers want bigger phones the minority who want smaller phones get ignored. Secondly we can blame the carriers and manufacturers because they are going to follow what ever trend is the most popular and makes them the most money, yes they could make a variety of smaller phones but would they make any where near as much money as they do on larger ones, the answer is simply no. for example if you take 500k consumers and 10k want smaller phones but the other 490k want bigger phones then there is no profit to be made because suppliers have minimum and maximum order requirements, if a suppliers minimum order requirement is 200k smaller phones, and I contract with a supplier to make 200k of the smaller phones and only 10k buy them then I have actually taken a loss as a company. Simply put the demand has to increase before carriers and phone makers will see them as worth their time and money.