Bangalore: Mobility is evolving at a pace of light. A couple of years ago mobiles with mono chrome displays were amazing, then it was all about color displays, and then the HDs, FHDs and Retina Displays. Now the trend of curved displays which can add a better viewing experience is catching up. The same can be said about the processors— the evolution from single-cores to dual to quad-core and now the octa-cores. Another verticals where the processors for mobile becoming powerful is a move from the 32 bit to 64 bit processing units where the chip handles 64 virtual memory addresses at any given time.

Another technology trend which is fast catching up is in the area of connected devices. The Smartphones, TVs, automobiles, health management accessories and others clubbed with cloud technology, be it in storage or analytics, are gearing up to offer seamless experience to the users.

All this and many more on the aspects of mobility and connected devices evolution were revealed in an exclusive interaction with Andrew Till, the Senior Vice President and Head of Mobile and Media Devices at Symphony Teleca. The company offers ideation, design, development, managed services and data analytics.

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