Phone trends of 2018

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Last year we saw some of the most desirable phone ever like Samsung Galaxy S8,to Apple face tracking phone iPhone X,to camera centric phone Google pixel 2XL. The main highlighted trend of last year was bezeless phone               
 


As we are moving in 2018 we have been thinking about what the next dozen month might have in store for us
Here are the trends for 2018:-
1. UNDER-GLASS FINGER PRINT SENSOR
As we have seen Vivo came up with the idea of under glass fingerprint sensor which would be a trend setter for this year
We’ve seen this kind of technology from Qualcomm and Synaptics, and both Apple and Samsung have been the subject of related rumors. We expect at least one top-tier smartphone maker to roll it out in a 2018 flagship.
2.HYBRID FACIAL UNLOCK
Last year Samsung came up with iris scanner and apple with face I'd.The combination of both would be more secure and we would likely to see this feature in Samsung galaxy S9 in MWC Barcelona.
3.VARIABLE APERTURE OF THE CAMERA
As per rumour suggest Samsung galaxy s9 would likely to have variable aperture just like DSLR.
4.FOLDING PHONES

The concept of a foldable smartphone has been around for a few years now. What if our regular smartphone could fold out to the size of a small tablet? Or maybe people would like a phone that folds down like an old clamshell for greater portability. Thanks to some patent filings, rumors suggest the Samsung Galaxy X may include this feature.
5.ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE






In this year many phone would be likely to came with better AI and which make the phone user friendly.

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