2nd add iPhone screen

DON’T LET ’EM SEE YOU SWEAT: A new iPhone with a larger screen wouldn't necessarily mean that Apple is making changes to its products because of what rivals are doing, Mizuho Investors Securities analyst Nobuo Kurahashi argued in the WSJ story. "The smartphone market has become diverse, but the iPhone still sets the agenda," he said, noting that the iPhone's strength lies in the overall experience, including its user interface and apps, and the screen's size wouldn't be its defining feature. "If Apple ever released a lower-priced iPhone, that would be more of a sign that the changing market environment is beginning to affect the company," he added. (5/16a)