What new advancements in the next year will phones after the EVO have?

[twospirits]

HTC filed a FTC filing about anti-video shake.

see here

i see that coming down the pike.

TS out

 

[Lovingthesonic]

I can't wait to see what phone has the 1.5 GHz processor. I hear it will support 1080p video (as opposed to the 720p of the EVO). It's dual-core too. But, rather than say HD3, I'll say EVO 2.

(or maybe the HD3 will have 1.5, and the EVO 2 will have 1.8, or better...)

you mean the htc scorpion

 

[Oridus]

I am kind of scared to see where the cell phone tech will be in say.... 5 years.

 

[cabbie]

back to page 1! this conversation is very interesting so I'd like to see what people think.

 

[twospirits]

back to page 1! this conversation is very interesting so I'd like to see what people think.

What do you mean back to page 1? There is only one page to this thread that I see.

TS out

 

[lembowski]

I visited a company a few weeks ago for work and they are working on solar panels for consumer electronics that charge off of incandescent type artificial lighting. They had prototypes for cellphones where the battery door had this panel. I think that would be a huge improvement.

 

[cabbie]

What do you mean back to page 1? There is only one page to this thread that I see.

TS out

was not on the first page of the HTC EVO 4g forum

 

[twospirits]

Oh I see.

AS more info comes in, rest assured that there will be alot more threads in this section and before you know it, things will be pushed down to the next page.

TS

Edit: Just came across this article talking about Hesse and the WiMax marriage which has been mentioned alot recently, but what I find interesting is the part of this...

In addition, products like the battery-operated router from Cradlepoint Technology could bring WiMAX capabilities to devices that aren't even WiMAX-enabled, as long as they are Wi-Fi-enabled. Cradlepoint's router converts a WiMAX signal into a Wi-Fi signal that can connect to as many as eight Wi-Fi devices. Motorola also has developed a device that combines WiMAX with a Wi-Fi front-end radio, but the vendor so far only is making that product for the 3.5 GHz band.

Thats another thing that might be in a future enhancement.

 

[cabbie]

MIT researchers demonstrate more efficient wireless power

This...would be the bees knees for phones and small electronics

Also, check out the comments on the article, they are hilarious

 

[cabbie]

With More Cores, the Cell Phone Closes in on the Computer

 

[nathanotis]

I could see "Super Phones" eliminating the netbook niche. I'm not a huge fan of those things anyway...

 

[bmwboyee]

Screw the current battery, I say put in a nuclear reactor in there and put every one else to shame.

But seriously, everything else is either getting smaller (components), bigger (screens) but the battery. They really need to come up with a better longer lasting battery.

TS out (putting on a nuclear reactor suit)

Don't count the nuclear battery out. Check this out:

"
Penny-size nuclear battery keeps going and going

"Scientists at the University of Missouri are developing a small nuclear battery that they say can hold a million times more charge than standard batteries.


Penny-size nuclear battery keeps going and going | Crave - CNET