3 Trends that Could Define the Mobile Phone Industry in 2021

2020 is going away with its entire glow; it was an average year for the mobile industry. But, 2021 is right around the corner, and we hope it will introduce some unique phones with innovative yet useful aspects. With that said, following, we will discuss how this New Year will improve on some current trends.

The Gaming Phone Dilemma

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The term “Gaming Phone” has taken over the internet. Even the Best Branding Companies around the world can’t get enough of it. Gaming phones at the best offer to improve performance with rugged casing and better heat management. They are not a game-changer. 2017 introduced us to a dedicated phone, called the “Razor Phone.”

Asus followed suit and introduced the “Asus Rog Phone.” Apart from gaming aesthetics, they had not much else to offer. Currently, most phones handle the game pretty much the same way they do. But we hope 2019 will oversee some major improvements.

Mobile Notch Styles

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Raymond Wong of Mashable says the Era of Hole Punched Phone begins, and it may put down the notch!

Notches have been a thing ever since iPhone X broke the scene! Some bear with it, while others hate it. It doesn’t matter whose side you are on; the Notch story will have a new chapter in 2019. No doubt, it was among the biggest issues of Smartphone users in 2021. Many brands tried to fix the issues by making it slide or introduced sliding cameras.

In 2021, we will see mobile phones with rather interested notch-design (for instance, waterdrop notch in 2020) and even hole-punched display. The new Flagship of Samsung will introduce the “Infinity O” display. The whole punched notch can be somewhat bearable for many of us. It minimizes or nearly hides the notch for better display experience.

More Cameras

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While discussing why phablets will become the most popular phone-type by 2019, Rayna Hollander of Business Insider argued that people would want more camera lenses in their phones.

Apple did not invent dual Camera Setup; the company just popularized it recently. However, it seems the competition is heating up, and people want to move forward from two cameras. This has made room for multiple camera setups.

FourCreeds says it’s a good move; it will make room for different features like Portrait Mode, Portrait Lighting, Optical Zoom, and Wide-Angle Shots. More cameras are supposed to improve the user experience and their final shots instead of cramming more phone lenses.

Many upcoming phones are supporting five-camera setups. Some brands are going overboard and trying to fit a 16-camera set up on their phone. But is this useful or borderline insane?

If these additions translate to more features like wide-angle, telephone lens, depth mapping, and better portrait shots while improving the overall quality of the photo, yes, it’s a pleasant change. Otherwise, this is just big brands competing with each other for the ultimate glory. This would end up costing the consumer.

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3 thoughts on “3 Trends that Could Define the Mobile Phone Industry in 2021

  1. I must say, as a lot as I enjoyed reading what you had to say, I couldn’t help but lose interest after a while. Its as if you had a wonderful grasp on the subject matter, but you forgot to include your readers. Perhaps you should think about this from far more than one angle. Or maybe you shouldn’t generalize so considerably. It’s better if you think about what others may have to say instead of just going for a gut reaction to the subject. Think about adjusting your own believed process and giving others who may read this the benefit of the doubt.

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