It’s easy to take for granted, but the power of the smartphones truly is something to behold.
From allowing users to browse the web freely to hosting several kinds of apps suited for a wide array of functions, smartphones can do just about everything.
Still, “just about everything” means there’s still room for improvement, and who knows, perhaps the years ahead will bring some valuable enhancements that can elevate smartphones even further.
So, what kind of improvements can really leave a big impression on today’s smartphone-loving consumers?
Let’s start with one thing many smartphone owners still complain about, and that’s battery life.
Owing perhaps to all the background processes they need to run and how often people play with their smartphones when they’ve got nothing to do, mobile phones do not last longer hours.
Smartphones that can go for days without charging would be in high demand, and while they are products of pure fiction, for now, upcoming developments may soon turn them into real devices.
Security similarly remains a concern for smartphone owners, and that these devices are routinely left online makes it seem as though they can be vulnerable to breaches.
Hackers are getting smarter, and mobile phone and software developers will need to think several steps in advance of them if these devices are to remain relevant.
Securing smartphones completely is a pipe dream, but at least finding a way to keep the truly valuable bits of information away from the hands of malicious hackers may not be.
The invention and implementation of increasingly secure operating systems and apps would be something people will welcome with open arms.
Smartphones already excel at accomplishing different tasks for people, so in search of further improvements, it may be wise to look under the hood and go for the truly substantial enhancements as opposed to chasing after flashier additions.
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A serial entrepreneur, Ray Bolouri is focused on creating "the next innovation.”
At young age, Ray co-wrote a dental billing software which has since become the defacto standard for dental practices worldwide. Later he helped market and build the 7th largest ISP in the United States.
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