Note that he doesn't say that the iPhone 4S is a bad phone; his sole grouse is about Siri, and he uses that to justify his contention that buyers of the next iPhone are just buying it because it's new. Forget the utility of possible features like LTE or a larger screen. You're just a bunch of rubes.

It'll be no surprise that Henry Blodget also wants to get his kicks in at the next iPhone.

"I Just Played With Samsung's Amazing Galaxy S III And Now I'm Even More Annoyed By My iPhone 5" (no link, you know the drill)

I was all set to buy my iPhone 5 last year, when everyone expected the iPhone 5 to be released. But then Apple went and released a modest upgrade to the iPhone 4...

Despite his complaints that the next iPhone won't have a screen the size the size of the deck of a like Samsung's do and that the power connector might be different, Blodget says he's still going to get one.