By 2030, it was anticipated that the global economy and smartphone technology would give way to decentralised internet, augmented reality, smart eyewear, and metaphors.
Although there are numerous wearable smart devices being introduced today, smartphones continue to hold their place as the greatest devices required for our everyday life, according to Firas Selim, CEO of “Fercho” Public Relations and Marketing Company in Dubai.
The ability of enhanced reality technology to seamlessly merge our real world and virtual worlds will make this technology, after it is widely adopted, a significant alternative to smart phones. Smart glasses are a real alternative to smartphones thanks to the accelerated developments in these areas, and with the support of fifth generation networks.
Salim added: The need is urgent for international companies that move the future to keep pace with the future demand for consumers, to avoid the fate of companies that lost their market share in the sectors in which they operate, such as Kodak.
To maintain their market share in the future, major corporations like Facebook, Google, Microsoft, Samsung, and Apple have increased their business in the augmented reality-dependent wearable device industries.
fascination with “metaphysical” technologies, neurotechnologies, and computer communication, especially those being developed by Neuralink, which Elon Musk helped found.
People in the world of metaphors will likely come together for business and enjoyment, as Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg anticipates, because augmented reality glasses—rather than smartphones—will be the only way to access these hybridised realities.
The value of the market for augmented reality, which was $ 17.
According to a study published by the Grand View Research Foundation, the global population, which was estimated to be 67 billion in 2020, will increase by 43.8% annually from 2021 to 2028.
Technical prophecy: This date marks the end of smartphones as we know them.
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