The evolution of the smartphone is quite a tale of engineering marvel, and the device it seems is nowhere near reaching the pinnacle of its potential. With countless new and innovative apps being developed every day, smartphone designers have their work cut out for them, as they try to come up with models that will keep up with the demands of new and improved programs.
However, with extreme usage and with people hardly putting their smartphones down, future devices may be ergonomic, fitting into the palm of one’s hand comfortably. There is also a possibility that future smartphones may be sturdier and tougher, and more impact-resistant.
Another massive development comes from the Samsung Galaxy Beam that has a projector as a feature. This is an incredibly big deal as it eliminates the added hassle of setting up a projector for presentations and the like.
And on that note, the next logical step would be holograms and 3D screens. While 3D displays have already been incorporated into a number of smartphone models, tech experts expect to see smartphones capable of emitting hologram images in the next decade.
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