Innovation and localization will push growth of smart devices in India: KeyPoint

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Innovation and localization will push growth of smart devices in India: KeyPoint 
The latest report named “Top Smartphone and SmartDevice Communication Trends for 2014” by KeyPoint Technologies has reported that India  is rapidly surging towards its thrust in becoming one of the biggest smartphone market of the world. With an impressive growth aspect of over 129% accrued over the last year, the Indian smartphone market is positive on its path of capturing the biggest market reach in the times to come.

The report found that riding on communication-oriented apps, the Indian smartphone market is now reaching out to the interiors of the country and tapping consumers like never before.

Some of the new trends in the smartphone communication ecosphere, which will help enhance the reach of smartphone communication in the country are the onset of low-cost smartphone devices laden with dual-core processors and multi GB RAM by varied smartphone vendors.

In 2014, smartphones will move towards 5- to 6-inch screen size resolutions upwards of 400 ppi, wherein tablets will eventually move towards 7- to 8-inch size, thus enhancing smartphone communication. The thin margin differentiating a smartphone and tablet will disappear and phablets will replace tablets by the end of 2014.

Mobile devices will become the primary computing devices for many end-users in 2014. This new trend will ensure rapid growth of Phablets in the Indian mobile market. Enhanced imaging capabilities of mobile devices will be a very important factor in 2014.

Another emergent trend for 2014 will be the Indian smartphone players basking on their success in the Indian market will look at expanding their consumer base into other emerging markets like Africa......See More

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