the inventor of the first cell phone made some bold predictions about the future of mobile technology. According to the 86-year-old Martin Cooper, in the future to replace the smartphone come mini-chips that will be implanted to the human ear. Also in an interview with Motherboard he stated that the existing smartphone apps are terrible.

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the inventor of the first cell phone made some bold predictions about the future of mobile technology. According to the 86-year-old Martin Cooper, in the future to replace the smartphone come mini-chips that will be implanted to the human ear. Also in an interview with Motherboard he stated that the existing smartphone apps are terrible.

Cooper is the inventor of the world's first mobile phone known as the Motorola DynaTAC 8000X, so his opinion deserves special attention. According to the engineer, in the future, familiar to us phones will not: replace them will come implantable chips with powerful artificial intelligence: "someday you'll be able to think through it, and it will be optimum voice phone. But it will take a few generations before we implement real prospects that believe cell phone".

Cooper Also expressed his dissatisfaction with contemporary applications that have to look. Renowned engineer I am sure that in the future apps will be able to search for users, not Vice versa.

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