Phones Soon To Be the Only Computers We Need
The developments in mobile phone (cell) technology, just over the last 10 years have been staggering.It wasn’t so long ago that phones were the size of small dog and had about as many functions as a light switch. Nowadays however everything is touch screen and interactive. You can receive email on your phone, take high-resolution pictures and even play online games against someone the other side of the world. However, the mobile phone is set to reach a whole new level of tech domination soon, and experts are predicting that it will be the only gadget we need to carry around with us.
Richard Kane, technology researcher at the University of Bath recently gave his opinion on how mobile phones will advance. I predict that very soon all the requirements of the modern way of life will be served by phones¦technology is getting smaller thanks to things like mini Deutsch connectors and people are becoming ever more mobile, so it make sense that people want to carry their life in their pocket.
MP3 players used to be things you had in addition to your phone, but as there is plenty of storage room in your cell these days, more and more people are using them for their music devices. The cameras in phones now are catching up normal digital cameras, and can offer mega pixel specs of up to 10.0, have a whole host of different shooting functions and again, can easily store whole photo albums. You can even browse the internet as easily as you would do on our home computer, and in fact the number of people using their phones to surf is increasing by around 100% each year.
Many people have argued that a phone will never be able to match the benefits of a large screen that home computers and televisions provide. Nokia have silenced these critics to some extent recently when they bought out a phone that could project a screen size of up to 45 inches onto the nearest wall. It seems like its out with home entertainment units and cable ties, and in with nana processers and micro fan accessories, powering some of the most power bits of kit the world has ever seen.