What your pocketable gadget will do in future?


Since the past 30 years, the first mobile phone appeared in the market, we have seen its development from a large hard black color like box, something that has a walkie-talkie appearance, into a super slim mini-computer, with a very stylish and mesmerizing look. 

Mobile phones have across all bounds and they can serve you the way you want them to do. The coming generations will witness new innovative transformations of your handset that will simply leave you spell-bound. You will be astonished by the speed it is set to change in the following decades. Let us have a glimpse what will your handset do in the years ahead.

1-2 years

 
Do you recall the first look of mobile? Pretty ugly right? But it was reliable as it was capable of withstanding any sorts of bashing and smashing. How much you try to bash-smash-crash-scratch it, it would never break. They were waterproof and made out of tougher and harder resistant material. Manufactures now look forward to using scratch, shatter and waterproof glasses, which are indestructible and can regain their original shape after being bashed. Customers can buy a set depending on their service and purposes with the birth of modular mobile phones in the market. Of course, the phone will have all those features which they wish to buy. Moreover the customers can order his phone which will exactly match his choices, because the customer can decide from beforehand how will his phone look like and how it is to be featured.

3-5 years

People remain glued to their seats and spend more time with their cellphones other than any other gadgets. With the screens getting bigger and brighter day-to-day, they aspire to see a high resolution cinema-quality, something like full 4K screens right in the palms of their hands. With wireless mobile network, it will be efficient to download a high-definition movie within just 30 seconds! Hold on, 4G browsing on your set will be pretty easy and faster! Everything from your apps to media and entertainment can be accessed from the cloud within seconds. The camera will be able to do far more than just capturing a selfie or a 'groupfie. Your environment can be detected and identified by using 3D technology of wide lenses and sensors. For example, you can recheck your snaps and favourite albums.


6-10 years

In the coming 6-10 years, you won’t use both tablet and mobile. Even you don’t have to decide on the size of the screen. The fabled foldable mobile is flooded in the market , but the high conductive, super strong material named graphite will work better with this. Since the past 10 years, we have seen mobiles that can change its shape to suit our needs. You can change your screen into different sizes, depending on the amount of space you need for each activities, like you need more space for browsing and comparatively lesser space for calling or texting. 

The Human Media Lab at Queen’s University, Canada have already manufactured a flexible, foldable, bendable and unbreakable handset. In the future, we can see our set running for 20 years on a single charger! A team at Nanyang Technological University, Singapore has designed a titanium dioxide gel that can store lithium ions in nanostructure. The heat and sweat generated from our body can be transformed into electricity, which can charge our phones! Amazing right?! Piezoelectricity can transform our body movements into electricity, so that we can walk and charge!  

  10-15 years
 
We must have seen in many science fiction movies holographic floating displays bursting out of our mobile phones in the future. Certainly they aren’t wrong. The ‘Quantum Photonic Imager’ of a 3D screen is a tic-tac sized projector unit that can produce beam of high-resolution image into something open-like unit. Technology in the nearer future will reach to a peak where we are fully interactive with the floating screen. 


We can watch players playing in front of us, play games in a different atmosphere! Wearable technology is already trying its best to bridge the gap of necessity of carrying a cell phone in our pockets. New smart watches and smart glasses operated by verbal commands will become the primary communicating device. We are about to step to a time where the mobile phones will simply vanish away, similar like the way hardware items of MP3 Players, wallets sat navs are evaporated by the smartphones. Are you thinking where’s the screen gone? Well, it could be displayed on glasses lenses or a holographic projector. ‘How would you take a selfie?’ will definitely be your next question.

20-30 years

In the next twenty years, our generation will mock at the way once we had hold and used a mobile phone, much like the way we laugh at the first ‘serious-type look’ mobile phone. Going beyond the wearable's, a smart stylish contact lens would display messages, web pages, directions and videos right in front of your retina. A lens with basic computer circuits is currently being tested, which contains sensors to alert the diabetics. We will witness highly sophisticated operating systems that we can talk to like another human.

Final Conclusion

When the technology has the potential to build a robot, it is possible to fit the computing circuital components on a contact lens. If our mobile phones can manipulate and tell us when to get up and get ready for work, when to leave office and catch up the next train, when is our dearest pals birthday, warn us about how many calories are in that food before eating it, can you imagine what would be our life like?! 

We can converse with the OS itself and consider their judgement before coming up to any decision. You don’t have to decide anything, neither do you have to apply your brains. We would be so machine-oriented! You won’t even look out of your window to see if its sunny or raining, before that you will have the full weather report! We would be so much dependent on the technology that we will forget to make our own decisions. Few might find this absurd, but techiemaniacs can’t wait for this!

If you liked this article then do share it with your friends on social media and help us grow.

Also subscribe us to get regular updates.

Labels: ,