The REAL Reason Nobody Cares About New Phones Anymore

In this video, I dive into the real reasons why people have lost interest in the latest smartphones. From incremental updates that don’t justify the price to the growing shift toward longer upgrade cycles, I break down how smartphone innovation has stagnated. With devices becoming more similar year after year, consumers are no longer excited by flashy keynotes and feature announcements. Is it time for the smartphone industry to rethink its strategy, or are we simply bored with tech that doesn’t evolve fast enough?

[@theroyalflyness8433]

hell yeah all I need my phone to do is call people and look up how to lose weight nothing else

[@snowball1792]

and watch haram videos

[@Locx-ej5ud]

because their target are teenagers while adults only need their phone for calling, social media, etc. and adults dont see a difference in 60hz to 120hz, adults barely scratch their phones maximum power. i think phone companys should countinue evolving just like computer parts getting better and better. but i do agree phones are getting better and better to the point that the new flagships have very minimal improvements like a slightly faster cpu, etc. and i dont think anyone should upgrade every year either. but 120 hz does matter, snapdragon 8 gen 4 does matter, FHD screens does matter, brighter screens do matter, better cameras do matter, their target arent full grown adults who dont care nor see a difference in a higher screen refresh rate for example. but the younger people, the newer generations, they will countinue to push things to its limits. mobile video games however i kinda agree are not keeping up with the performance of the flagships, it seems more like games are just downgrading. but that will most certainly change in the future, just like how recently (even tho these has already existed before) emulating windows games got popular, emulating games like gta5 and etc. i think even the new samsung s24 cant reach 60fps in gta 5 so phone performance definitely needs to keep evolving and i am looking forward to newer generations and what extreme rtx games on mobile in the future will bring

[@snowball1792]

Good points! I think all the improvements do matter, but not after 1 generation, it takes years to actually see a bigger difference. And emulation is a really good point, but I wish there were more native games.

[@fotoservid]

Corporations using your money against you.

[@snowball1792]

well said

[@mynameisdrpat]

nah, the real reason is that they make more money this way.

[@snowball1792]

@@mynameisdrpat true

[@prisma9963]

good video! mmh

[@snowball1792]

@@prisma9963 thanks 🙏