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Tech News : Future Smartphones - What to expect in 2015.

Anonymous
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on ‎25-10-2014 07:04

on ‎25-10-2014 07:04

Headline : Future Smartphones - What to expect in 2015.

Excerpts from the Link "This year has seen some incredible smartphones with technology that was unimaginable not too long ago. HTC’s Duo Camera is like nothing else. Samsung’s fingerprint scanner gives ultimate security. And LG’s laser auto focus system lets you take photos much faster than before. But next year there’ll be a host of new unbelievable advances"

My thoughts :

Hmmmm Bendable phones ~ Wonder where that concept was born from 😉

Lte-Advanced sounds awesome and could be a sector changing feature ,if ever supported in the UK. Maybe even before we see 5G !

We've seen information on faster chargers / charging which would make us all happy I'm sure if this was adopted by one and all.

What do you think we could expect in 2015 ?

Have you read anything talking about future tech ?

Should we expect a stress free , problem free launch of the iPhone 6s / 7 ? In 2015 😉

Source : The Lowdown.
Read more here : http://lowdown.carphonewarehouse.com/features/future-flagships-expect-smartphones-2015/
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on ‎25-10-2014 07:29

on ‎25-10-2014 07:29

Lg g2/g pro 2 and so on support lte advanced currently or with a firmware update.

I can't speak for others like samsung and sony. However as they use the snapdragon 80x series i suspect they will.
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on ‎25-10-2014 07:34

on ‎25-10-2014 07:34

Morning @anticpated

Do you see any Uk Networks possibly looking at this ?

I'm sure some O2 Network users would say they want the current signal sorted first.
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on ‎25-10-2014 08:30

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The UK drags its heels with any new technology which is why we are already behind in any form of neotechnology like renewable fuels, mobile technology and so forth. LTE Advanced is fairly new and most people don't have basic LTE yet...so it's a long way away. Usually when Apple adds something, people get their a*** into gear though...it's a familiar pattern. Like NFC payment for example...nobody knew what it was until Apple 'coined the Apple Pay'.

 

Cynical maybe...crazy no? My therapist can back that up.

 

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Anonymous
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on ‎25-10-2014 08:35

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Hank oh for your insights.

Do Apple iPhones have the hardware yet to be able to utilise Lte Advanced ?
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on ‎25-10-2014 15:13

on ‎25-10-2014 15:13

@Anonymous wrote:

My thoughts :

Hmmmm Bendable phones ~ Wonder where that concept was born from 😉

I would think the LG Flex ?

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on ‎25-10-2014 15:16

on ‎25-10-2014 15:16

Possibly so. slight_smile
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