The future of mobile technology a brief on apple’s new devices

The Future of Mobile Technology: A Brief on Apple’s New Devices

The use of mobiles is on the all-time high with 327 million users alone in the United States. That is surprising 103 mobile phones per 100 people. Say it a style statement, being a tech geek, or just for a show-off, people are tending to have more than one mobile. Anything popular always catches brands’ eyes. And the top entrepreneurs are well on their way to employ the power of these handheld devices to utterly transform their businesses to

the whole new level. Like every other technology, mobile technology is also changing at a rapid rate.

Apple, in 2017, is not what it used to be 10 years back. The renowned introduce of the smartphones, now holds the second largest share in terms of smartphones as well as applications.

The Apple’s iTunes app store revenue hit the $28 billion mark in 2016, being the major source of earning for a plethora of app developers. As a result, a significant rise in the number of iPhone app development services can be noticed.

Even the giants like Apple Inc. understand the importance of going to the extra mile to sustains in the tech race. As we know, Apple has extended its scope from i Pods and i Phones to i Pads, Apple TV, and smart watches that can tell you how much weight

you should lose in how much time and which workout will help out in the event. Just a week ago, Apple’s chief executive officer Tim Cook unveiled Home Pod, a powerful home speaker that lets you enjoy music anywhere from gigantic Apple Music’s catalog. Siri, the voice assistant has been claimed to be the most advanced of all time as well.

Despite a simple (and cute) design, HomePod encompasses a complex design with an A8 chip, high-excursion woofer, sixmicrophone array, and seven-tweeter array, all enveloped in an attractive seamless mesh fabric. Apple claims that the device uses an advanced algorithm to analyze the music and tunes the frequency accordingly to provide clear, high-quality sound.

Apart from that, multiple HomePods put in the same room have

the ability to automatically synchronize with one another to amplify the sound and the listening experience.

Tech enthusiasts often wonder that how serious the Apple is about VR (Virtual Reality). The leading smartphone company has answered to all those speculations with its big push into the VR technology. With the headline “A virtual first for iMac” on its iMac page, Apple flaunts it new grab on virtual reality technique. However, the VR device is not made by Apple as it is a product of HTC.

No doubt, every business can’t go to Apple’s level of development but the iOS platform offers enough opportunities to businesses of all levels to promote their brand or employ its large user base to generate revenue by providing fair services

and products. A number of iPhone app development companies are making sure to utilize iTunes store to earn a significant amount of ROI.

The bigger portion of Apple users are the ones who are financially pretty well-off as iPhones are still not in the reach of lower-income individuals. Thus, there’s a big customer base that won’t hesitate to open its wallet if you are offering something out of the ordinary, creative, inventive, and useful.

All you need to concentrate on quality development; the rest is all assured.

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