I-Soft Versatile

This year comes with so many competitive and improved mobile tech with so much to show on extended battery life, larger RAM/ROM and mega pixel. Our analysis is based on storage size, memory and camera. So lets see which is first on our list:

1. ASUS ZenFone : when it comes to large ram and camera zoom this is indeed a phone of choice> Asus ZenFone comes with a maxi spec for its camera and if you are photo freak this is a design for you, it has 13MP sensor and quite catching zoom features.

With a Japan's HOYA optics which includes 3x optical zoom, 12x digital zoom, optical image stabilization, and laser focus. Asus Zenfone Zoom front camera is also very favorable, sporting a nice 5MP sensor.

Other Features:4GB RAM, an Antom 640 bit chip, a popular 5.5 inch Full HD display and a decent 3,000 mAH battery. This feature harnesses your movies and game shows on your phone

As digital media, mobile tech and IT grow so rapidly people are getting more connected, businesses are made so flexible and life social life is been transformed; they are changes that will follow certain trends year by year.

At I-soft Versatile we look on certain of these changes and expect variations on peoples behavioral pattern to them and thereby digging up research work to make predictions.

From our findings here are predictions for 2016 Technology Sector according to Deloitte Telecoms:

Key findings include:

Mobile touch commerce usage to increase by 150% globally, to 50 million in 2016

18-to-24 year-olds will be the biggest PC users this year
By the end of 2016, fewer than 25% of information technology

(IT) jobs in developed countries will be held by women
Virtual reality (VR) market will have its first billion-dollar year

Just 0.3% of all mobile device owners (including smartphones and tablets) will use an ad-blocker.

Consumers will sell outright or trade-in approximately 120 million used smartphones around the world

Some 26% of smartphone users in developed markets will not make any traditional phone calls in a given week

The number of Gigabit per second (Gbit/s) internet connections will rise to 10 million by the end of 2016.

What is your stake in these predictions?