Have we reached the upper limit of productivity for smartphones?

[Thijj]

Using my Note 4 right now..2014 phone and still fast enough, supports 256gb cards, the S pen, fast charge, and removable battery.

A true all time great phone.

Breh the Note 4 was the definition of a champ phone, but I had to move on just recently. Got myself an IPhone 7 and you don't realize how slow the note 4 is until you get on one of these newer sets

 

[R=G]

Breh the Note 4 was the definition of a champ phone, but I had to move on just recently. Got myself an IPhone 7 and you don't realize how slow the note 4 is until you get on one of these newer sets

Lol..I got the S7 edge, Note 4, S4...and returned the Note 7 around Christmas.

 

[Johnny Kilroy]

If a nikka drowning I want that shyt to turn into a floatation device. Remotely detect my tire's air pressure and add/remove air as necessary. Scan a bytch iris and tell me if she's clean, legal and 100% female.

We got a long way to go.

 

[Dorian Breh]

If a nikka drowning I want that shyt to turn into a floatation device. Remotely detect my tire's air pressure and add/remove air as necessary. Scan a bytch iris and tell me if she's clean, legal and 100% female.

We got a long way to go.

Dapped and repped

 

[Thanos]

I'm sure, but I was asking - will processing power even make a perceptible difference for simple tasks/ is there even a need to upgrade if all you do is some messaging, calling and internet browsing?

Pretty soon these chips are going to catch up to the Macbook Pros and even in a full blown laptop that much juice is overkill for the casual user.

Little to no difference for the average user. As long as your phone works and you are satisfied your current storage, there is very little reason for average user to change their phone.

 

[el_oh_el]

I wouldn't be surprised if we see a 128gb phone soon. What's the highest right now, 64gb? I also see them improving battery life. I think that removable batteries will soon be obsolete. Don't know if many phone have them now tho. I don't know if the technology will change much like you said. The focus was on virtual reality recently but that won't change much on the phones. I doubt the screen sizes get much bigger either. I really don't know what could be done other than a complete revolution of the mobile landscape.

 

[mannyrs13]