As the popularity of the Internet increased, so did the use of mobile phones. Now people can't stay without their mobile even for a minute. All personal, professional information is contained in a few inches of mobile phone. It goes without saying that mobiles have gradually become an essential part of people's lives.
Now every mobile phone has different types of features. When mobile companies launch a new handset they try to attract customers with a new feature every time. So, would you believe us if we told you that smart phones will be completely extinct in the future?
It may seem incredible and ridiculous to many, but it is natural. However, according to Microsoft founder Bill Gates, this is going to happen in a few days. Recently, he revealed some information that has thrown the future of mobile phones into uncertainty.
Will smart phones really end: In today's modern age, technology is advancing at a very fast pace. Leaving the keypad, we have reached the touchpad. In this situation, Microsoft founder Bill Gates has a special demand. Bill Gates has said that in the future, electronic tattoos may replace smart phones, causing smart phones to disappear from the market. Note that these electronic tattoos were launched by a company called CHAOTIC MOON, which makes tattoos based on a type of biotechnology.
Through these tattoos, information about the human body is collected, which is why they are currently used in sports and medical lines. The company is also experimenting with these tattoos, which could replace smart phones in the future.
Nokia CEO makes big talk: Pekka Lundmark, CEO of Nokia Company, also made a big statement about the disappearance of smart phones, according to which 6G technology will start by 2030 and at that time smart phones will not have their common interface. Nokia's CEO said that by 2030, smart glasses or other products will be used instead of mobile phones, which will be directly connected to our body. According to experts, in the future this matter will completely change our life again.