这就是未来智能手机的样子
2017年和未来几年，智能手机将会有更多的升级和飞跃。
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The most indispensable part of our daily life, the smartphone, will be more integrated into our lives as we get engulfed in a smartphone surround era. From shopping to dinner, socializing to holidays, smartphones help us in all tasks. And that list has continued to increase every year. 2017 and coming years will be yet more upgrades and leaps in smartphones. Batteries will run longer, processors will work faster, cameras will capture more and screens will be smarter & stronger. That will be in part due to the natural evolution of hardware technology. But watch out for what all the software enables and that\u2019s where the future gets closer to science fiction, than it has ever been in the past.<\/p>
The most indispensable part of our daily life, the smartphone, will be more integrated into our lives as we get engulfed in a smartphone surround era. From shopping to dinner, socializing to holidays, smartphones help us in all tasks. And that list has continued to increase every year. 2017 and coming years will be yet more upgrades and leaps in smartphones. Batteries will run longer, processors will work faster, cameras will capture more and screens will be smarter & stronger. That will be in part due to the natural evolution of hardware technology. But watch out for what all the software enables and that\u2019s where the future gets closer to science fiction, than it has ever been in the past.<\/p> Smartphone is always with you--and will be irrespective of what shape it comes in -- foldable, modular, slightly bent! But remember when you misplaced it even for a few minutes and felt helpless. Relax, even the smartphone could be missing you and send an e-mail which you can check on another device\u2014smart watch, tablet or laptop\u2014to get the message that `you left me in the bathroom\u2019. This could happen with pre-set time, say `send-mail if missing for 10 minutes\u2019 \u2014before an e-mail is sent.<\/p>
Shopping will increase on mobiles. Thanks to Augmented reality (AR) features, the experience will also be better even as more people opt for m-commerce. Shoppers will experience more customization and could also be shown interactive ads, only of products they are interested in.<\/p>
Apart from shopping, sensors embedded on the phone (and the apps you download) will do a lot more than telling how many steps you took in a day. Among possible sensors are air quality sensors, a must have for people in India who are scrambling to buy air purifiers. As you browse through city maps the quality of air could also be shown along with traffic situation in a particular area. You will also know about allergens and this will come to your smartphone via sensors around the city, sharing air quality data with central servers which in turn will relay this to your phone.<\/p>
Ofcourse, for air quality monitoring to happen on your palm device the city infrastructure has to be equipped to share relevant information. As cities morph into `smart cities\u2019 your smartphone will be an important part of this and will help in getting latest on weather, air quality, traffic and such vital services.<\/p>
As you monitor air quality on smartphones, its promise as a medical assistant will not only get better but you will get more information as well. From tracking pulse to providing an ECG the future phone could also do blood and sugar tests, besides backing up as a breath analyzer\u2014to ensure you are within safe alcohol limits to drive after a party. Of course technology is always a few steps ahead of regulation and it might take a while before doctors endorse smartphone as a health diagnostic tool.<\/p>
So instead of isolated devices doing all checks, smartphones could work with other devices to get better results. For some functions smartphones will sync up with other devices, like wrist monitors and cuff with inflatable bladder (for BP measurement) to give a regular health update. In case of BP, the lead from the external apparatus will go to the smartphone to display BP and pulse rate. That is wearable tech integrating with smartphone.<\/p>
Even as the smartphone doubles as a virtual health assistant, more interfaces will evolve \u2014 voice will get better and use of gestures and non-tap inputs will increase. These could include a hand wave to browse pages or bring out the playlist to play your favourite music. The switch from manual to voice to text to gesture could be seamless, depending on the task at hand. You could also dictate and send e-mails with voice commands. Here Artificial Intelligence (AI) meets smartphones to create new ways of interacting with the smartphone and do lot more than you can today. In fact, if you go by AI geeks, voice will replace every other input as smartphones begin to obey commands all the times. <\/p>
For example you could simply tell your smartphone app to `pay my electricity bill\u2019 and the app will pull out the bill, take money from the mobile wallet and complete the transactions (based on pre-set instructions) and also inform if the digital wallet has run out of money.<\/p>
Banking and payments will be far simplified in tomorrow\u2019s smartphones \u2014 some of the mundane activities will be done by AI tools \u2014 when the digital wallet runs out of money it loads up again to the pre-assigned limit to make it easier to do your next transaction \u2014 like pay for popcorn or a movie. And as facial recognition improves, you could be able to take a picture (with multiple camera options) of a crowd and spot where your friend is!<\/p>
The possibilities of what smartphones can do as isolated devices or in sync with others are actually limitless. This capability comes from improvements in the ecosystem\u2014hardware to artificial intelligence algorithm\u2014making the smartphone your most powerful device that you carry.<\/p>
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我们日常生活中最不可缺少的部分是智能手机随着我们进入智能手机包围的时代，智能手机将更加融入我们的生活。从购物到吃饭，从社交到度假，智能手机帮助我们完成所有任务。这个名单每年都在增加。2017年和未来几年，智能手机将会有更多的升级和飞跃。电池续航时间更长，处理器工作速度更快，摄像头捕捉的内容更多，屏幕也会更智能、更坚固。这在一定程度上是由于硬件技术的自然进化。但要注意所有软件所能实现的功能，这就是未来比以往任何时候都更接近科幻小说的地方。
智能手机总是和你在一起——无论它是什么形状——可折叠，模块化，轻微弯曲!但请记住，当你把它放错了地方，甚至几分钟，感到无助。放心吧，即使是智能手机也可能会想你，并发送一封电子邮件，你可以在其他设备(智能手表、平板电脑或笔记本电脑)上查看，以获得“你把我留在浴室了”的信息。这可以在预先设定的时间内发生，比如在邮件发送之前“如果丢失10分钟就发送邮件”。
手机购物将会增加。由于增强现实(AR)的功能，即使越来越多的人选择移动商务，体验也会更好。消费者将体验到更多的定制服务，还可以看到只有他们感兴趣的产品的互动广告。
除了购物，手机上嵌入的传感器(以及你下载的应用程序)能做的远不止告诉你一天走了多少步。在可能的传感器中，空气质量传感器是印度人争相购买空气净化器的必备设备。当你浏览城市地图时，空气质量也可以和特定地区的交通状况一起显示出来。你也会了解过敏原，这些过敏原会通过城市各处的传感器传到你的智能手机上，与中央服务器共享空气质量数据，中央服务器又会将这些数据转发到你的手机上。
当然，要想在你的掌上设备上进行空气质量监测，城市基础设施必须配备共享相关信息的设备。随着城市向“智能城市”的转变，你的智能手机将成为其中的重要组成部分，它将帮助你获得最新的天气、空气质量、交通和诸如此类的重要服务。
当你在智能手机上监测空气质量时，它作为医疗助手的承诺不仅会变得更好，而且你还会获得更多信息。从跟踪脉搏到提供心电图，未来的手机还可以做血液和血糖测试，除了作为呼气分析仪备份，以确保你在派对后开车时的酒精含量在安全范围内。当然，技术总是领先监管几步，医生可能还需要一段时间才能认可智能手机作为健康诊断工具。
所以不是孤立的设备智能手机可以与其他设备一起进行所有检查，以获得更好的结果。在某些功能上，智能手机会与其他设备同步，比如手腕监视器和带充气膀胱的袖口(用于测量血压)，以定期更新健康状况。如果出现血压，外部设备的导线将连接到智能手机，显示血压和脉搏率。这就是可穿戴技术与智能手机的结合。
即使智能手机可以同时充当虚拟健康助手，更多的界面也会进化出来——语音会变得更好，手势和非轻触输入的使用也会增加。这些动作包括挥手浏览网页或打开播放列表播放你最喜欢的音乐。从手动到语音、从文本到手势的切换可能是无缝的，这取决于手上的任务。你还可以用语音命令口述和发送电子邮件。在这里，人工智能(AI)与智能手机相遇，创造了与智能手机互动的新方式，并比你现在能做的多得多。事实上，如果你是人工智能极客，随着智能手机开始随时服从命令，语音将取代所有其他输入。
例如，你可以简单地告诉你的智能手机应用程序“支付我的电费”，应用程序就会拿出账单，从手机钱包里取钱并完成交易(根据预先设置的指令)，如果数字钱包没钱了，它也会通知你。
在未来的智能手机中，银行和支付将大大简化——一些平凡的活动将由人工智能工具完成——当数字钱包用完钱时，它会再次加载到预先分配的限额，以便更容易地进行下一笔交易——比如购买爆米花或电影。随着面部识别技术的提高，你可以在人群中拍一张照片(有多个摄像头选项)，并确定你的朋友在哪里!
智能手机作为独立设备或与其他设备同步的可能性实际上是无限的。这种能力来自于生态系统的改进——从硬件到人工智能算法——使智能手机成为你随身携带的最强大的设备。
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Smartphone is always with you--and will be irrespective of what shape it comes in -- foldable, modular, slightly bent! But remember when you misplaced it even for a few minutes and felt helpless. Relax, even the smartphone could be missing you and send an e-mail which you can check on another device\u2014smart watch, tablet or laptop\u2014to get the message that `you left me in the bathroom\u2019. This could happen with pre-set time, say `send-mail if missing for 10 minutes\u2019 \u2014before an e-mail is sent.<\/p>
Shopping will increase on mobiles. Thanks to Augmented reality (AR) features, the experience will also be better even as more people opt for m-commerce. Shoppers will experience more customization and could also be shown interactive ads, only of products they are interested in.<\/p>
Apart from shopping, sensors embedded on the phone (and the apps you download) will do a lot more than telling how many steps you took in a day. Among possible sensors are air quality sensors, a must have for people in India who are scrambling to buy air purifiers. As you browse through city maps the quality of air could also be shown along with traffic situation in a particular area. You will also know about allergens and this will come to your smartphone via sensors around the city, sharing air quality data with central servers which in turn will relay this to your phone.<\/p>
Ofcourse, for air quality monitoring to happen on your palm device the city infrastructure has to be equipped to share relevant information. As cities morph into `smart cities\u2019 your smartphone will be an important part of this and will help in getting latest on weather, air quality, traffic and such vital services.<\/p>
As you monitor air quality on smartphones, its promise as a medical assistant will not only get better but you will get more information as well. From tracking pulse to providing an ECG the future phone could also do blood and sugar tests, besides backing up as a breath analyzer\u2014to ensure you are within safe alcohol limits to drive after a party. Of course technology is always a few steps ahead of regulation and it might take a while before doctors endorse smartphone as a health diagnostic tool.<\/p>
So instead of isolated devices doing all checks, smartphones could work with other devices to get better results. For some functions smartphones will sync up with other devices, like wrist monitors and cuff with inflatable bladder (for BP measurement) to give a regular health update. In case of BP, the lead from the external apparatus will go to the smartphone to display BP and pulse rate. That is wearable tech integrating with smartphone.<\/p>
Even as the smartphone doubles as a virtual health assistant, more interfaces will evolve \u2014 voice will get better and use of gestures and non-tap inputs will increase. These could include a hand wave to browse pages or bring out the playlist to play your favourite music. The switch from manual to voice to text to gesture could be seamless, depending on the task at hand. You could also dictate and send e-mails with voice commands. Here Artificial Intelligence (AI) meets smartphones to create new ways of interacting with the smartphone and do lot more than you can today. In fact, if you go by AI geeks, voice will replace every other input as smartphones begin to obey commands all the times. <\/p>
For example you could simply tell your smartphone app to `pay my electricity bill\u2019 and the app will pull out the bill, take money from the mobile wallet and complete the transactions (based on pre-set instructions) and also inform if the digital wallet has run out of money.<\/p>
Banking and payments will be far simplified in tomorrow\u2019s smartphones \u2014 some of the mundane activities will be done by AI tools \u2014 when the digital wallet runs out of money it loads up again to the pre-assigned limit to make it easier to do your next transaction \u2014 like pay for popcorn or a movie. And as facial recognition improves, you could be able to take a picture (with multiple camera options) of a crowd and spot where your friend is!<\/p>
The possibilities of what smartphones can do as isolated devices or in sync with others are actually limitless. This capability comes from improvements in the ecosystem\u2014hardware to artificial intelligence algorithm\u2014making the smartphone your most powerful device that you carry.<\/p>
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