The number of smartphone users continues to increase, gradually replacing notebook computers and becoming the main Internet access tool in daily life. However, mobile phone manufacturers are unlikely to upgrade their hardware infinitely, but will instead go to the thin-client mode to process mobile phone data. Storage moves to the cloud, which in turn drives demand for communication technology. According to Network World, smartphones have become the main online tool for most people because of the processor, memory, storage, wireless networking, and operating systems of smartphones. And so on, they are all comparable to notebook computers. Today, smartphones will face a fork in development, one is to constantly increase the screen, use higher performance processors, stuffed with various applications and data; Put data backup, not hardware, use cloud services and thin-client mode. The first way is to emulate a notebook, develop a variety of applications, and deploy a series of management. And security software, but the cost of this development model is usually very high. In contrast, the second road is more likely to be the future trend. For smartphones The need to handle storage capacity is reduced, moving toward a lean client. As data processing and storage move to the network and the cloud, the importance of mobile application management (EMM) is reduced. In addition, because the phone may fail, Even the loss or theft, the ability to restore data is also very important, so the future of mobile phones will be based on smart chip cards, not only compatible with other brands of mobile phones, but also can be plugged into a tablet or notebook computer, allowing users to Enjoy the "personalization" device, but only if you have a sound two-factor authentication mechanism, and all applications, data and user settings must have cloud backup. In order to facilitate access to cloud data, Wi-Fi and 5G communication technologies are also available. To follow the progress.
