Technology Innovation, Inputting Emotional Cognition Into Mobile Phone Internal Components

IPhone 5S, released on Wednesday by Apple P, shows how difficult it is to continue to bring amazing innovations after years of impressive blockbuster production.

The new product is equipped with the < a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_p.asp" > fingerprint recognizer < /a > and 64 bit processor, but it still can not be like the first few iPhone after the appearance of the Wall Street cheers.

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The first generation of P, which was born in 2007, was swept over the world by multi-point touch screen and Apple's intuitive and easy to use iOS system. In recent years, high-end smart phones have few amazing breakthroughs, and it has become increasingly difficult to please consumers. "IPhone"

Many people in Wall Street are worried that substantial innovation in smart phones is drying up.

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The new chip M7 built in < p > iPhone 5S indicates the future direction of innovation for engineers of apple and other technology companies.

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< p > M7 and similar chips used by Samsung can help smartphone manufacturers stride forward to situational computing (or perceptual Computing) by experts.

Situational computing is a new trend that allows smart phones and other devices to continuously integrate data from cameras, microphones and other sensors, so that they can continuously monitor the scene of users and respond to their needs intelligently.

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< p > at present, gyroscopes, barometers, microphones and radio chips on many phones can track locations, directions and directions, and have a certain understanding of what users do at any time.

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The < p > M7 co processor is designed to process data from iPhone sensors. It consumes less power than the main chip of the mobile phone in processing the same data.

This opens the door for developers to develop more applications that use or continue to use mobile sensors. This is a small but important step towards improving context computing.

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< p > "we are turning from the pure calculation of data collection to the intelligent system of collecting data and computing."

Gartner analyst Seguis Muchel Mushell said, "but we still have a long way to go", said Sergis.

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< p > Barclay analyst Brain Curtis (Blayne Curtis) pointed out that Samsung Galaxy Note 2 and Galaxy S4 adopted the Atmel a production href= a, http://www.91se91.com/business/, sensor and processing chip, which will be popularized in high-end mobile phones. (Blayne)

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< p > smart phones have provided some inspiration for the development of situational computing, although this technology has not yet become a major selling point for attracting consumers.

Android mobile phones can now give map navigation instructions based on users' location, usage habits, traffic conditions and time points, and guide users to different places such as home, office and so on.

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< p > Motorola mobile Moto X smartphone is also equipped with a standby microphones.

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< p > in addition to smart phones, semiconductor companies are also studying the comprehensive use of sensors and chips to provide more advanced experience in wearable devices such as wristbands and watches.

Consumer products that use sensors include wristbands that track motion related activities (running and walking distance, heartbeat, sleep, etc.).

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On Monday, P announced that Intel is developing new super small and ultra-low energy consumption new chips for wearable devices.

Computing companies are also pushing the situation computation to medical devices, enabling the device to help monitor the patient's condition and alert the doctor in time when his body condition changes.

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Less than P > better integration of motion and orientation sensors and "standby" microphones and more personal data can help smartphones track people's positions and activities accurately, and provide advice and solutions whenever and wherever possible to meet their needs, such as shopping or catching up with trains.

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< p > motion sensor company InvenSense plans to launch a chip that detects altitude changes within a few years. The product can even detect the elevation difference when you are on the elevator in the building. It can provide indoor navigation for skyscrapers shielding GPS satellites.

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< p > Citigroup analyst Glenn Jan (Glen Yeung) downgraded Qualcomm's stock rating in July because of concerns about a href= "http://zs.sjfzxm.com/" > smartphone < /a > industry innovation fatigue.

He pointed out that for smart phone manufacturers, integrating chips and other components is more important to mobile phone innovation than simply introducing new hardware.

He also said that hardware is being commercialized.

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< p > Qualcomm CEO Paul Jacob (Paul Jacobs) has different views.

He said investors who thought parts were good enough were wrong.

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< p > "we are providing a reminder and discovery of the digital sense of sixth around your environment, creating a new type of radio chip design."

Jacob recently told the media.

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< p > Ying Wei Da also said that the future mobile device game will use camera and other sensors to introduce immersive experience, making the player's environment a part of the game.

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< p > "end users must have a better experience.

If you only provide new chips without developing software based on it, then end users will not see any difference in experience.

Mobile product marketing director Matt Wooblin (Matt Wuebbling) pointed out.

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< p > Broadcom is also studying the interaction between radio chips and GPS satellites and sensors.

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< p > "there will be new network connection technology, more powerful equipment, sensor integration and integration for wearable devices in the future."

Broadcom CEO Scott Mcgregor (Scott McGregor) recently said.

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< p > "it is not time to close the patent office."

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