When you have a look at the latest trend in the mobiles, which released recently, you see that most of them are avoiding the classical keyboards from their design.
What might have been the problem? Remember the old days of telephones? There used to be a small circle in the place of numbers - we have these days. Later we replaced the circle with keyboard. All this is a part of convenience and technology.
The mobiles have started with keyboards itself. But in these 31 years of mobile phones history, many changes have occurred to the design and in the working of them. A mobile phone these days is not just an instrument to call people; you can search the web, email, play games, blog, and the list is big.
If you have a mobile, then you are connected to the world. The competition in the mobiles and cell phones market has also increased tremendously over these days.
Thus, to survive the competition, companies are planning new strategies like replacing the keyboards in the mobiles with alphanumeric buttons or a touch-screen.
So, the day is very near - where people are going to bid goodbye to the trend of keyboard mobile phones.
What might have been the problem? Remember the old days of telephones? There used to be a small circle in the place of numbers - we have these days. Later we replaced the circle with keyboard. All this is a part of convenience and technology.
The mobiles have started with keyboards itself. But in these 31 years of mobile phones history, many changes have occurred to the design and in the working of them. A mobile phone these days is not just an instrument to call people; you can search the web, email, play games, blog, and the list is big.
If you have a mobile, then you are connected to the world. The competition in the mobiles and cell phones market has also increased tremendously over these days.
Thus, to survive the competition, companies are planning new strategies like replacing the keyboards in the mobiles with alphanumeric buttons or a touch-screen.
So, the day is very near - where people are going to bid goodbye to the trend of keyboard mobile phones.
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