A decade ago, the mobile phone world was a very different place than it is today. There were less handsets on the market, and users spent more time talking to their families and friends than they did searching the web or accessing social media platforms from their phones. Fast forward to 2018, and we find ourselves in an era where the smartphone has become one of the most important pieces of personal technology, perhaps second only to computers themselves.
1) The Galaxy X
Manufacturers like Apple and Samsung will continue to iterate and improve upon their smartphone designs, but there’s always a potential market for a major disruption. If someone finds a way to combine augmented reality with mobile computing, then it’s possible that we might see radical changes in smartphone form factors (and perhaps even new players).
2) Digital screens get replaced by augmented reality lenses
In recent years, technology has been trending toward replacing digital screens with augmented reality (AR) lenses. While we may not see entirely augmented devices on store shelves by 2022, it is likely that they will be appearing in some capacity by then. It’s also very possible that AR glasses are in development as well, but these would likely be released a bit further down the road.
3) Rumors about Apple iphone 12 are true – It’s curved!
It is not an urban legend, it is not fake news: Apple iphone 12 (which will be released as iPhone 11) will have a curved display. But before you let that get your hopes up – it’s only slightly curved, and just on one side. It will be available with both iOS 8 and iOS 9; some rumors even say that it could run both operating systems simultaneously.
4) Google Pixel 4 is fast, beautiful, and comes with a game-changing innovation
a neural processing unit (NPU) dedicated to running AI computations. Thanks to machine learning, Google Lens can now automatically recognize and provide information about objects you point your camera at, instead of making you search Google or Wikipedia. Selfies will look better than ever thanks to Smart HDR, which takes multiple photos in rapid succession and combines them into one high-quality image with a wide range of brightness levels and better colors.
5) Windows phone gets revived from its deathbed
Microsoft’s Windows Phone isn’t exactly a household name. And its market share is, quite frankly, pathetic. However, all that is going to change as Microsoft begins a resurgence of its mobile OS with an update known as Windows Phone 8.1 Update 1.
6) Huawei Mate 20 Pro 2019 Edition wins the best camera award again
Huawei Mate 20 Pro is already winning awards for its camera prowess and we expect that to continue for years to come. Expect great low-light performance, fast performance, and a Night Mode that lets you capture beautiful shots even when you don’t have a ton of light.
7) Honor 20X combines power with design
Honor announced its new Honor 20X smartphone at Mobile World Congress, promising a powerful device with a great screen. The Honor 20X is packed with Huawei’s latest processor, fast charging and low-light shooting features. It also has an eye-catching design that’s reminiscent of Apple’s iPhone XS. Meanwhile, LG unveiled its new LG V50 smartphone. The LG V50 combines a long battery life and high performance for consumers who are looking for something different from their smartphones.
8) ZTE Nubia M2 Note 2019 Edition will start a new category of phones
Dual Sim, Dual OS. It features 2 SD card slots that support microSD cards up to 512GB each. The company will charge a small amount to developers who want to release apps on both of their operating systems, which they call Nubia UI and Android 5.0 Lollipop.
9) Sharp Aquos R2 Phone Sets New Standards For Mobile Phones
A decade ago, mobile phones were small and monochrome. Over time, they evolved into colourful touchscreen devices that could play music and surf the internet, only to become bigger again as our appetites for entertainment increased. Today’s smartphones are so advanced that they’re practically miniature computers we can carry around with us wherever we go—and they’ll only get better from here.
10) The First Truly Decentralized Phone Enters Market
The rise of blockchain technology, which powers cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum, means that it’s now possible to create a smartphone without relying on major hardware manufacturers. This is big news for those who worry about their personal data or security, since centralized hardware manufacturers often share—or sell—your data. The first truly decentralized phone has just entered market, so expect to see more of these devices soon. In fact, some major tech companies are already working on their own decentraliz
ed devices.
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