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Samsung finally explains why it stopped making small phones — and has a suggestion for fans of compact handsets

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Samsung stopped making small phones because people needed larger screens, but there's still a relatively compact option to pick from.

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A South Korean tech giant explained why the era of compact smartphones is over. Samsung Vice President Ennika Bison explained why the brand has effectively abandoned the compact format. Despite user demand, the company sees no future in classic smartphone cases. This was reported by RBC-Ukraine, citing a post by Ennika Bison on Reddit. More interesting: Google built a secret app into Pixel smartphones: what it does and how to find it Why are sma…

Annika Bizon, Vice President for Product and Marketing at Samsung, asked questions from Samsung users at Reddit. Among other things, it was about the size of the smartphones.

Why are small screens disappearing? Samsung speaks out about the reason and points the finger at the users.

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For years, the screens of smartphones have been growing. It seems that many users want compact devices back, but the manufacturers go other ways. Now Samsung comments on the reasons for the end of compact Galaxy phones. (Continue reading)

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Android Authority broke the news on Friday, April 17, 2026.
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