Top 5 Mobile Technology Trends To Watch in 2021 | TechTalkBot

    Today's technology is evolving at such a rapid rate, allowing for faster change and advancement in our cell phones. But it is not just technology trends that are evolving, much more has changed this year with the COVID19 outbreak, making us aware that technology is an inseparable part of our lives. What does this mean for the smartphone industry? It means ensuring that mobile phones can withstand increasing use through value-added offerings and versatile features in line with emerging trends such as the Internet of Things (IoT), while ensuring high value for money. With increasing competitiveness, it is now important not only to keep up with fast-moving technology trends, but to further develop existing ones.

    And if you're looking to buy a new phone, here are the top 5 new technology trends to watch out for and potentially secure your next phone emerging from these new technology trends.

• 1. Artificial Intelligence:
• 2. Fast charging technology
• 3. Imaging Technology
• 4. 5G enabled devices
• 5. Augmented reality

1. Artificial Intelligence:

        The era of the "functional phone" is over and the era of the "smartphone" is increasingly developing with artificial intelligence. AI is an extremely broad term and covers everything from gestures to AI camera settings and smart assistants like Cortana. Oppo pioneered the adoption of AI and believes in an optimal and innovative user experience. With their ears close to the ground, they acknowledged the growing concern of users for data protection. 

        Thus was born the Reno 4 pro, which is equipped with a new AI-enhanced smart sensor with smart spy technology, which can identify the owner of the cell phone and intelligently decide whether detailed content is displayed in a notification, while at the same time it works. a contactless mobile phone operation.

2. Fast charging technology

        In an increasingly competitive smartphone market, people meticulously research every feature that smartphones have to offer, and battery size and charge would be one of the most important parameters to highlight. As a technology leader, OPPO has always set new standards. 

        The lightning charging technology of the OPPO Reno4 Pro is not only the best in its class, but also the first. With a 65W Super VOOC 2.0 flash charge, this 4,000mAh battery phone can be charged in 36 minutes. Who doesn't want a smartphone that charges in minutes instead of hours?

3. Imaging Technology

        Smartphones have started to compete with professional cameras in terms of quality and software. With the craze for social media, users are forced to share high-quality images and videos, and this is where smartphones are pushing the limits of camera technology to delight customers. One of the best examples is the Oppo Reno 4 Pro, which could be a dream for any photography enthusiast. 

        It has an Ultra Clear Triple LDAF camera for sharper focus, a professional ultra-wide sensor for night videos, the Ultra Night Video algorithm, Laser Detection Auto Focus technology, AI Portrait mode and Ultra Steady Video 3.0, cinematic mode enhanced with classic film filters. for professionals. filming.

4. 5G enabled devices

    With the growing adoption of the Internet of Things (IoT) and the promising speed of 5G, users are ingrained in new technology and see 5G as a major purchasing factor for smartphones, highlights a recent study by Cybermedia. It is estimated that around 10% of all phones sold in India will support 5G in 2021, up from 2% of all phones in 2020. 

    The Oppo Reno 4 pro priced at Rs 34,990 is powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon ™ 765G processor. and offers strong support for the 5G network.

5. Augmented reality

     Improving the consumer experience is the ultimate goal of innovation, and augmented reality is the next step in that. Augmented reality essentially adds virtual objects and information to reality in real time for a completely immersive experience. 

    AR 2021 glasses will enable gesture control, a cinematic viewing experience of online videos, a more immersive gaming experience and AR images with RGB cameras that record virtual and real scenes at the same time.