Study: NFC, MEMS Sensors, and Gesture Recognition the famous Smartphone Differentiators in 2013.
These data provided by ABI Research, show us
progressively the power, the evolution, the capability, and the useful of the
Smartphones, in terms of technologies and supports embarked.
Therewith, according to ABI Search, accelerometers, vision-based
gesture recognition, gyroscopes, and NFC are predicted to be the feature set big winners in smartphones in 2013.
gesture recognition, gyroscopes, and NFC are predicted to be the feature set big winners in smartphones in 2013.
Still within this recent study, Connectikpeople, has discovered that, in
2013, almost 12% of smartphones shipped will have vision-based gesture
recognition capabilities.
In addition, accelerometers and gyroscopes play a crucial role with today’s
mobile devices, enabling devices to be more intuitive and take action without a
user pressing a button.
We can also observe that, the fast growing mobile gaming market is highly
dependent upon smartphones including gyroscopes, which enhance gaming
experience.
Finally, regarding the NFC (Near Filed Communication) technology which is
not yet mature in terms implementations, Connectikpeople can observes that, the
technology has primarily been focused around mobile payments.
‘’ Mobile OEMs have begun to see other potential capabilities for the
technology such as photo-sharing and location information tag points that could
open a huge market for advertising and marketing campaigns. Within three years, it is anticipated
one in two smartphones shipped will include NFC and have gesture recognition
capabilities’’.
Accelerometers and gyroscopes will be the “norm” with most smartphones’’. Concluded
the study.
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