Are everyday smartphones becoming too capable for their own good? Reports show that Samsung, one of the most prominent brands in the smartphone industry, was hit with a 60% drop in profits last year, despite launching the new S10 range which featured a heavily revamped design and better performance than previous models. Despite the futuristic infinity display, the rest of the phone didn't really offer many real-world benefits over the already-incredible S9 launched last year, which was a a very minor revision over the S8 from 2017... Yet the some S10 models can easily eclipse the £1,000 mark should you choose to opt for more storage. It is not just a Samsung issue, phones across the board are becoming incremental upgrades of former models, even though new models are not getting any cheaper. We are getting to the point smartphones are becoming very competent in their current form factor and getting people to depart with a significant amount of cash to have the latest and greatest ...