Economy of the smartphone making industry

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The words "I address you via mobile phone" are the words of Martin Cooper, who made the world's first call on April 3, 1973, which could only take half an hour after charging for ten hours. Which not only changed the course of human history but also gave new dimension and destination to communication, business systems, economy and industrialization and laid the foundation for the fourth industrial revolution.
Although the invention of the first industrial revolution steam engine, the second industrial revolution, the manufacture of large-scale products of electric energy, while the third industrial revolution, computerization, and information technology changed the world and the world rapidly.
But today we are on the brink of a revolution in technology where the use of spectrum opens up new windows of possibilities.

The Fourth Industrial Revolution will radically alter lifestyle, lifestyle, and lifestyle. Billions of people will use mobile devices that use artificial intelligence, machine learning, robotics, Internet of Things, automated vehicles, 3D / Fordy printing, advanced reality, neuro-tech, nanotechnology, biotechnology, material science, energy storage. And the use of quantum computing will have unmatched processing capabilities, data storage, and information access capabilities.

Connecting them together will create endless opportunities for accelerated development through the synergy of 5G and machine intelligence. As if the colored goods and devices would be able to talk to each other without human intervention. This industrial revolution will be multi-faceted rather than one-dimensional. Who is knocking on our door with the utmost speed of data and its insects.

Today, if the telecom sector is viewed in an international context and the data is evaluated, then about 700 mobile operators and 300 companies, regulators, financial institutions, industry players and related sector organizations are included in the system. ۔ With the advent of 5G, the telecommunications industry will adapt to the rapidly changing environment of traditional business.
Artificial intelligence will be a key component and key to future business. Today, 67% of the world's population - over 5.1 billion people - are using mobile services. With a growth rate of 1.9%, the number of mobile users will reach 5.8 billion in 2025. About 710 million people will join mobile services in the next 7 years, which accounts for 71% of the world's population.
Of these, 359 million will be from Asia-Pacific and 165 million from the Africa Region. In the next seven years, 1.4 billion people will be using mobile internet for the first time. The total number of mobile Internet users will reach 60% of the world's population of 5 billion. While the number of IoT connections will increase from 9.1 billion to 25.2 billion.

The telecom sector has a significant role in social development.
In 2018, the share of mobile technologies and services was $ 3.9 trillion, which is 4.6 percent of world GDP, which is estimated to reach $ 4.8 trillion by 2023, will be 4.8 percent of global GDP. Over the next fifteen years, 5G technology is expected to contribute $ 2.2 trillion to the international economy. And with the arrival of 5G, $ 480 billion is expected to be invested by 2020.
While IoT revenue will reach $ 1.1 trillion. Regarding Roger, the telecom sector has 31 million people, of which 14 million are indirect and 17 million are indirectly connected, while the telecom sector has contributed more than $ 500 billion to the public sector. This growing rate of mobile links is not only extremely helpful in achieving the goals of the UN's Sustainable Development Goals and will help to improve the economies of developing countries.
It will also be the forerunner of the revolution in agriculture, education, health, marketing, online shopping, advertising, banking sector, and digital currency. Just as Facebook recently announced the issuance of digital currency, the future direction of currency will be determined. Will. Internationally, Motorola pioneered the mobile-making industry in 1983 by introducing the world's first mobile phone Diana Tech 8000x on a waistline basis.

The price was US $ 4,000. According to the IHS Market Survey of 2018, 1410 million smartphones were sold which is 60% consumer usage and will grow to 79% by 2025. Today, Korean company Samsung holds a monopoly share of 20.5% in the international market. The Chinese company Huawei has managed to secure the second position with 14.6% share.
And Apple is ranked third with 14.53% share. While Opo, Shaumi, Nokia, Viva, and LG, etc. are well-positioned in the market. Its sleek design makes for lasting batteries, smart speakers, and more lens/zooming cameras to increase consumer demand.

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