Meta (previously Facebook) is still working tirelessly on Oculus VR (virtual reality) headset.
But what technological advancement can we expect from smartphones in the next decade? The truth is that we can only guess. Obviously, it is reasonable to expect more from your phone camera, voice assistant and data speed. Tech companies will probably focus on making user interaction with smartphones more and more intuitive, meaning that your smartphone will be able to predict more accurately what you are looking for. You won’t have to pick up your smartphone as much, if at all. You won’t need to physically type in what you are looking for. Your phone will do that for you through voice assistance.It will also have full control over all devices in your house such as tv. fridge, washing machine, air conditioner, radiators, lighting, etc.  In order to achieve all that, big tech will be further developing artificial intelligence (AI), such as voice assistants Alexa and Google Home. The Google glasses are on the market now and it is likely that these, and other wearable computers are the future of mobile communication. Meta (previously Facebook) is still working tirelessly on Oculus VR (virtual reality) headset. Mark Zuckerberg strongly believes that VR is the future of communication. You will be able to talk to any person in the world and have a real-life presence effect just like in your favourite Star Wars movie. To make sure that smartphones can accommodate all the newest advancements, we can expect 6G and even 7G cellular technologies. 6G and 7G will ensure your seamless user experience while streaming videos, playing games or having video conferences in VR.