Leading technology companies have sparked debate by proposing a future without smartphones, signalling a shift towards more advanced, integrated devices.
The industry’s top innovators suggest that smartphones may soon be replaced by wearable technology, augmented reality (AR) glasses, and other smart devices that offer seamless connectivity and enhanced user experience.
Experts argue that these next-generation gadgets could provide greater convenience, improved health monitoring, and more immersive communication than traditional smartphones.
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While smartphones have dominated for over a decade, the rapid advancement in artificial intelligence, miniaturisation, and connectivity is driving the search for more efficient alternatives.
Industry insiders predict that within the next decade, smartphones could become obsolete as consumers adopt new technologies that better fit evolving lifestyles.
The proposal has met mixed reactions, with some welcoming the innovation, while others express concerns about privacy, cost, and the learning curve associated with new devices.
Tech companies plan to showcase prototypes and further developments at upcoming technology expos, providing a glimpse into a potential smartphone-free future.
