Small Android phones could be huge — but only if they’re cheap

For the last few days, a new website called smallandroidphone.com, has been doing rounds on Hacker News and Reddit. The site is created by Pebble founder Eric Migicovsky, and he’s making a pitch for a great small Android phone. It’s a story we’ve heard countless times before: many people love small and powerful Android phones, but there aren’t many options. Apple released a tiny iPhone two years ago, but multiple reports suggest there won’t be an iPhone 14 mini. So what does Migicovsky want? Easy: a no-compromise Android phone with a less than 6-inch screen. Ideally, it should be the…

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