10 years from now do you think Smartphone technology will be dramatically different?

[Mowgli]

 

[Black Sinatra]

Yes

Design wise
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A phone that folds and doubles up as a tablet is a vast leap in technological innovation from 2011 whichever way you slice it


Then there's perfomace and capabilies

Camera technology and performance is light years superior to what we had 10 years ago, we have people shooting amateur movies with their phones now (and the result actually looks acceptable) and the photography on smartphones like samsung s21 ultra,iphone 12 pro etc is exceptional and beyond what a smartphone camera was capable of 10 yearsa go

Smartphone processors/SOC are so powerful nowadays that people legit play high graphic games on the highest settings on their smartphones without it dropping massive frame rates or being uncomfortably hot, that was impossible 10 years ago

I could go on but I have a feeling your mind is already made up that all the changes and improvement over the last decade is not "dramatically different"

basically. Just get on the Samsung Train and trade over when the new shyt drop. Droid/Samsung is bleeding edge. ZFold 3 is a cop for me.

 

[feelosofer]

I don't think there is a whole bunch more smartphones can do. I just think they will perform faster and more efficiently.

 

[humminbird]

people will move on from smartphones
it's glasses tech that's next

 

[Charlie Hustle]

You should be able to pair it with the computer chip in your arm soon

repped

 

[bnew]

yes, more powerful chipsets will be developed enabling even more functions such as dual desktop mode as the norm. I wouldn't be surprised if google announced an android version with dual chromeos functionality within the next 10 years.

 

[Jblaze204]

you'll be able to charge your phone from your pocket or purse wireless. clothes and handbags are going to absorb energy from the sun + the climate change optics will make it trendy