Experts note that the main problem of current smartphones, most of which have impressive sizes, are broken screens of mobile devices. That's why, experts in the field of technology explain, the future gadget will be equipped, at least, with a more durable glass. Moreover, the creators of smartphones are trying to get rid of the frame located on the perimeter of the screen and make the screen flexible.

Engineers are already trying to use new-generation glasses, for example, Gorilla Glass. This generation of glasses has a surface protection against microcracks.

It is noted that in the near future smart phones, equipped with tactile displays with the imitation of feedback and three-D buttons (in the photo), should appear. There is evidence that Apple patented the technology of displays that can change the relief.

The overwhelming majority of gadget creators believe that the device of the future must necessarily have flexibility. So, smartphone manufacturers are trying to gradually replace LCD-displays with Amoled displays, which have the cells of the matrix that lit up. Thus, the screen can be constructed even from silicone.

However, along with the flexible screen, manufacturers had to think about creating a flexible battery, as the new look of the screen will significantly increase its consumption. In this area, there is already a large number of unusual developments, but no one can name the exact date of release of a flexible battery.

In the evolution of modern processors and flash memory, not so long ago, significant events occurred - the modern technology of production of these units reached its physical limit (in the photo).

Finally, smartphone manufacturers are confident that in the near future gadgets can easily replace a passport, bank card and even key from the front door. That's why engineers are working to improve the security of gadgets, considering ways to develop biometric identification. So, some manufacturers are already beginning to introduce the technology of personal identification for scanning the retina. In the future, experts say, this method of protection can be supplemented with more advanced ones - pulse reading, face recognition and so on.