In the last decade, cellular phones have improved and grown so quickly that it seems like almost everything you can imagine can be possible in the future. The integration of all of our tech devices into one mobile device has been remarkable, but smartphones will continue to evolve, and we can see it happening in front of our eyes. Changes You Will See In Upcoming Smartphones.
Cheaper phones are getting features that were once reserved for high-end devices. Many Samsung mobiles under 10000 like the Samsung Galaxy M11 and Galaxy A20 possess features like a 4,000mAh battery and a multi-rear camera setup. With 5G technology just around the corner, it’s just a matter of time before we see upcoming mobiles that can fully support 5G connectivity. With so much going on, you must be thinking about the changes that will be seen in mobiles in the future.
5G connectivity
For smartphone manufacturers, 5G is going to be one of the key selling points in a device, once 5G integrates into our lives. Chipset manufacturer Qualcomm integrated the latest X55 modem within its Snapdragon 865 chipset that is 5G-ready. Also, with the launch of the iPhone 12 series that fully supports 5G, it is just a matter of time before all the other smartphone brands start offering the same.
Foldable smartphones
The very first Samsung Galaxy Fold was announced in February 2019. The main issue with that phone was its screen protecting layer peeling off. Although the phone received positive reviews overall, it was the price that hindered people from buying the new device.
But since companies like Huawei and Motorola are also stepping into the foldable phone business, it will not be long until we start to see cheaper smartphones with foldable displays.
Battery
Today, even the most battery-efficient smartphones need to be charged at least once every day. Smartphone manufacturers are working tirelessly to find out ways to make the battery larger, more efficient, and faster to charge. Oppo’s super VOOC charge, which can charge your phone from 0 to 80 within 35minutes is a step in the right direction to take upcoming mobiles to the next level.
Artificial Intelligence
Google Assistant and Siri are the most reliable smartphone AIs today. Even now, they are able to accomplish 90 percent of smartphone activities at our command. They can also connect to most of our smart devices like the Home pods, and in some instances, cars and TVs.
Both Google and Apple strive to be the most influential in terms of their AIs being integrated into most devices all over the world. We might soon be able to fully control our car or even a smart house via Siri or Google Assistant on our smartphones.
Security
With increasing data thefts and people wanting to keep their mobile phones more private, we definitely will see improved security measures to unlock our devices, and general protection from digital attacks on both iOS and Android OS.
Fingerprint technology is getting even better, and more unlocking features like improved Face ID and Iris scanning will make our mobile phones even more secure.
