Phone prices will be much higher, and we’ll see less RAM and storage across all segments
16GB RAM options will drop to 12GB 12GB will become 8GB 8GB phones will shift to 6GB Budget phones will return to 4GB RAM
On top of this, US dollar reaches ₹90, component imports will become more expensive, pushing prices up even further
We’re already seeing price hikes:
OPPO, Vivo, and Samsung have increased prices on several mid-range phones by ₹1,000–₹2,000
Even Apple is expected to raised iPhone prices by around ₹7,000
The main reason is AI
Chipmakers are prioritizing high-bandwidth memory (HBM) for AI servers and data centers instead of standard DRAM used in smartphones
This shift is creating a shortage of smartphone-grade RAM, driving up component costs
As a result, phone makers are being forced to either cut RAM configurations or raise prices
AI demand for specialized memory is pulling semiconductor production away from smartphones, leading to 20–30% price hikes in high-end DRAM and memory components
Companies like TSMC, Samsung, and SK Hynix are prioritizing AI infrastructure, which now consumes around 40% of global DRAM output, reducing supply for mobile phones.
The longest-running motorcycle brand in the world. Now they are gearing up for the future and the next generation of riders by entering the electric segment
Their first major step is a new division inside Royal Enfield, and the project is called Flying Flea, which is expected to launch with two new electric bikes
The FF.S6 is part of this new direction. It is a lightweight city and exploration motorcycle with scrambler-friendly elements such as a USD front fork, a chain final drive, and staggered wheels (19-inch front and 18-inch rear)
A high-torque electric motor and a long enduro-style seat improve comfort and overall handling
The magnesium battery case features cooling fins that reduce weight and help temperature management. Its design blends classic inspiration with modern engineering The front fins symbolize progress while the rear fins reflect heritage, all flowing into a wing-shaped central motif that represents the brand identity
A round touchscreen display completes the design. It is inspired by the original Flying Flea but adds modern digital features and connected functionality
Flying Flea is developing new electric mobility technology through its tech centers in India and the UK
Work includes motor development, battery management systems, and improved connectivity
The FF.S6 includes advanced riding features such as integrated navigation, an off-road mode, and lean-angle sensing ABS that can be fully turned off by disabling the dual-channel system
Traction control and other rider aids are available as well
Its hardware and software run on an in-house operating system and user interface built on the Qualcomm Snapdragon QWM2290 processor
The chipset supports 4G, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi, enabling real-time vehicle information through the round TFT display
A Voice Assist button allows simple, hands-free commands via the rider’s phone for navigation, music, and other tasks
Let's wait for next year to see what new tech these bikes bring to the roads and how they carry forward the 125 year legacy into the electric era
The best phone from an Indian brand. A true comeback from Lava
The Lava Agni 4 offers flagship features in the sub-₹25,000 segment with a powerful chip, premium build, great cameras, zero bloatware, and home service.=
Highlights:
Premium glass and metal build with Gorilla Glass 5 and IP64.
6.67-inch 1.5K 10-bit display with thin 1.7mm bezels.
Dimensity 8350 (4nm) with a 1.34M AnTuTu score and large vapor chamber.
X-axis linear motor for strong haptics.
50MP main camera with OIS and 50MP selfie. Both support 4K 60fps.
Clean UI with Action Button
Useful features like anonymous call recording, YouTube background play and App Cloner
3 years OS updates and 4 years security patches
Home service through Lava Care
Overall: Lava Agni 4 is a strong challenger to Chinese phones and a proud moment for Indian smartphone brands.
2025–26: 6G standards are going to be set 2028: We will see the first pre-commercial 6G devices. 2029: The first early 6G phones are expected to arrive. 2030: Rollout begins globally
India: Likely around 2030, or maybe 2031–2032
6G is coming , but not immediately
Projected speeds are in terabits per second (Tbps), and it will be a major leap in technology
We will see sub-7GHz 6G use as the majority band, and latency will drop from milliseconds to microseconds
So for real-time applications like AI running on servers and streaming to phones 6G could be a major use case
Meanwhile, telcos are still improving 5G, rolling out 5.5G and 5G Advanced
Things will take time, but not forever
The future will be more seamless and connected, but may not be cheaper.
Well, just like that, we might finally see humanoid robots becoming a reality in the future
As of now, the most advanced example is Tesla’s Optimus Bot
Another company, XTech, has also showcased its humanoid robot, and recently, Chinese EV company Xpeng revealed one as well
There are even rumors that Apple is secretly working on its own robot project, similar to how it once developed its EV car
But are they already here?
Actually, no. It’s still a far-fetched dream to have robots that can do everything humans can
However, with advancements in AI chips, more powerful batteries, and next-generation robotics, we might see significant breakthroughs within the next 10 years
So, is it helpful?
Absolutely. These robots could handle mundane, repetitive tasks, allowing humans to be more creative and productive
But we’ll also need strict regulations and ethical guidelines to ensure their safe and fair use
Let’s wait and watch; the future of humanoid robots is just beginning to unfold
In the coming years, AI-powered operating systems could completely change how we use our devices
With AI agents and smart integrations, companies like OpenAI are paving the way for seamless, intelligent experiences
Apps as we know them might disappear, replaced by a single AI that can do everything from booking tickets to managing smart devices
But for this to happen, we’ll need a major OS redesign and more powerful hardware to support this AI-driven future
That’s why MediaTek and Snapdragon are focusing on building next-gen, faster NPUs and achieving higher TOPS, so AI processing can be done directly on the device
This is also why future smartphones may come with 24GB or 32GB RAM, faster UFS storage, and even 1TB or more capacity to run local AI models efficiently
We’ll likely see these changes take shape in the next 2–3 years
Below is the video where I’ve discussed these points in detail
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2026 could be the worst year for smartphones
Phone prices will be much higher, and we’ll see less RAM and storage across all segments
16GB RAM options will drop to 12GB
12GB will become 8GB
8GB phones will shift to 6GB
Budget phones will return to 4GB RAM
On top of this, US dollar reaches ₹90, component imports will become more expensive, pushing prices up even further
We’re already seeing price hikes:
OPPO, Vivo, and Samsung have increased prices on several mid-range phones by ₹1,000–₹2,000
Even Apple is expected to raised iPhone prices by around ₹7,000
The main reason is AI
Chipmakers are prioritizing high-bandwidth memory (HBM) for AI servers and data centers instead of standard DRAM used in smartphones
This shift is creating a shortage of smartphone-grade RAM, driving up component costs
As a result, phone makers are being forced to either cut RAM configurations or raise prices
AI demand for specialized memory is pulling semiconductor production away from smartphones, leading to 20–30% price hikes in high-end DRAM and memory components
Companies like TSMC, Samsung, and SK Hynix are prioritizing AI infrastructure, which now consumes around 40% of global DRAM output, reducing supply for mobile phones.
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Apple – The Beginning of the End Has Already Started
A lot of senior employees are retiring or leaving the company
These are the people who helped build the Apple we know today
Tim Cook is expected to retire next year
COO Jeff Williams also announced his retirement earlier this year
Apple’s Design Executive, Alan Dye, who was responsible for the liquid glass and his design team were poached by Meta
Meta even hired an Apple AI engineer with a salary higher than Tim Cook’s
The head of Apple’s AI and robotics division, who was working on the rumoured Apple robot, has also left for Meta
This year alone, OpenAI hired more than two dozen Apple employees up from just last year
These engineers worked on user interfaces, wearables, cameras, and audio technology
Johny Srouji, the man behind Apple Silicon, is also reportedly planning to leave
His contribution is so important that Intel even offered him the CEO position
Jony Ive (the original Apple designer behind the iPhone, iMac, iPad, and Apple Watch) is already working with OpenAI and building new AI hardware
All of this will hurt Apple in the long term.
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The Tri Fold will likely face the same fate as ultra-slim phones
And the reason is simple
Hardware innovation has reached a point where changing the form factor alone does not excite most buyers
Foldables have been around for more than five years, yet they still have not become mainstream
A tri fold is an even more niche idea, so expecting mass adoption is unrealistic.
Enthusiasts will try it and enjoy it, but the larger market usually chooses practicality over experiments
This is why the traditional glass-slab smartphone will continue to dominate for the next few years
The big question now is: what is the next real breakthrough?
It is not a new form factor. It is not a rollable display
It is not a thinner phone
The real shift will come from AI-driven smartphones
Over the next two years, we will see a strong move toward actual on-device AI
What we have today is mostly surface-level
Apple, Google and OpenAI are all working on deeper AI integration that will completely change how phones work
Future smartphones may not rely on apps the way they do today
Instead, AI agents on the device will handle tasks directly
Even the interface you want could be generated instantly based on your preferences
With advanced generative AI, your phone could turn low-quality videos into 4K or 8K, adjust animations in real time or redesign the entire UI for you
This is where the real future lies
The shift will feel slow at first, then suddenly very fast
The pattern will look similar to what happened in the late 2000s
The iPhone arrived, Android followed and by 2010 smartphones went mainstream
We are heading toward a similar moment again
Early AI phones will be expensive and it might take about five years for affordable models to catch up
But the direction is clear
The smartphone industry is about to change again and the next S curve is almost here
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How Royal Enfield Is Going Electric?
125 years of legacy
125 years of pure motorcycling
The longest-running motorcycle brand in the world.
Now they are gearing up for the future and the next generation of riders by entering the electric segment
Their first major step is a new division inside Royal Enfield, and the project is called Flying Flea, which is expected to launch with two new electric bikes
The FF.S6 is part of this new direction. It is a lightweight city and exploration motorcycle with scrambler-friendly elements such as a USD front fork, a chain final drive, and staggered wheels (19-inch front and 18-inch rear)
A high-torque electric motor and a long enduro-style seat improve comfort and overall handling
The magnesium battery case features cooling fins that reduce weight and help temperature management. Its design blends classic inspiration with modern engineering
The front fins symbolize progress while the rear fins reflect heritage, all flowing into a wing-shaped central motif that represents the brand identity
A round touchscreen display completes the design. It is inspired by the original Flying Flea but adds modern digital features and connected functionality
Flying Flea is developing new electric mobility technology through its tech centers in India and the UK
Work includes motor development, battery management systems, and improved connectivity
The FF.S6 includes advanced riding features such as integrated navigation, an off-road mode, and lean-angle sensing ABS that can be fully turned off by disabling the dual-channel system
Traction control and other rider aids are available as well
Its hardware and software run on an in-house operating system and user interface built on the Qualcomm Snapdragon QWM2290 processor
The chipset supports 4G, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi, enabling real-time vehicle information through the round TFT display
A Voice Assist button allows simple, hands-free commands via the rider’s phone for navigation, music, and other tasks
Let's wait for next year to see what new tech these bikes bring to the roads and how they carry forward the 125 year legacy into the electric era
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The best phone from an Indian brand. A true comeback from Lava
The Lava Agni 4 offers flagship features in the sub-₹25,000 segment with a powerful chip, premium build, great cameras, zero bloatware, and home service.=
Highlights:
Premium glass and metal build with Gorilla Glass 5 and IP64.
6.67-inch 1.5K 10-bit display with thin 1.7mm bezels.
Dimensity 8350 (4nm) with a 1.34M AnTuTu score and large vapor chamber.
X-axis linear motor for strong haptics.
50MP main camera with OIS and 50MP selfie. Both support 4K 60fps.
Clean UI with Action Button
Useful features like anonymous call recording, YouTube background play and App Cloner
3 years OS updates and 4 years security patches
Home service through Lava Care
Overall: Lava Agni 4 is a strong challenger to Chinese phones and a proud moment for Indian smartphone brands.
https://youtu.be/AGtlxkUjzEk
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When is 6G going to come?
Not anytime soon until around 2030
Current status:
2025–26: 6G standards are going to be set
2028: We will see the first pre-commercial 6G devices.
2029: The first early 6G phones are expected to arrive.
2030: Rollout begins globally
India:
Likely around 2030, or maybe 2031–2032
6G is coming , but not immediately
Projected speeds are in terabits per second (Tbps), and it will be a major leap in technology
We will see sub-7GHz 6G use as the majority band, and latency will drop from milliseconds to microseconds
So for real-time applications like AI running on servers and streaming to phones
6G could be a major use case
Meanwhile, telcos are still improving 5G, rolling out 5.5G and 5G Advanced
Things will take time, but not forever
The future will be more seamless and connected, but may not be cheaper.
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Remember the show Small Wonder on TV?
Well, just like that, we might finally see humanoid robots becoming a reality in the future
As of now, the most advanced example is Tesla’s Optimus Bot
Another company, XTech, has also showcased its humanoid robot, and recently, Chinese EV company Xpeng revealed one as well
There are even rumors that Apple is secretly working on its own robot project, similar to how it once developed its EV car
But are they already here?
Actually, no. It’s still a far-fetched dream to have robots that can do everything humans can
However, with advancements in AI chips, more powerful batteries, and next-generation robotics, we might see significant breakthroughs within the next 10 years
So, is it helpful?
Absolutely. These robots could handle mundane, repetitive tasks, allowing humans to be more creative and productive
But we’ll also need strict regulations and ethical guidelines to ensure their safe and fair use
Let’s wait and watch; the future of humanoid robots is just beginning to unfold
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Android vs iOS may soon be a thing of the past
In the coming years, AI-powered operating systems could completely change how we use our devices
With AI agents and smart integrations, companies like OpenAI are paving the way for seamless, intelligent experiences
Apps as we know them might disappear, replaced by a single AI that can do everything from booking tickets to managing smart devices
But for this to happen, we’ll need a major OS redesign and more powerful hardware to support this AI-driven future
That’s why MediaTek and Snapdragon are focusing on building next-gen, faster NPUs and achieving higher TOPS, so AI processing can be done directly on the device
This is also why future smartphones may come with 24GB or 32GB RAM, faster UFS storage, and even 1TB or more capacity to run local AI models efficiently
We’ll likely see these changes take shape in the next 2–3 years
Below is the video where I’ve discussed these points in detail
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vlXVE...
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MediaTek and Snapdragon are both working hard to change how we interact with our phones.
Until now, the competition was all about faster CPUs, better GPUs, and higher frame rates.
But things are about to take a big turn in the next couple of years.
Earlier, we often wondered why smartphones needed so much power.
Now we finally have a reason. Our devices are handling far more advanced and demanding tasks than ever before.
The operating systems we use today will look completely different in a few years as they evolve to become smarter and more capable.
Even regular smartphones will become truly intelligent devices.
For that, we will need much more powerful NPUs and next generation RAM where even 32GB might start to feel limited for heavy on-device processing.
Storage technologies like UFS 5.0 and beyond are being built to support this new era of high performance smartphones.
Phones will change not from the outside but from the inside at the chip and software level.
The next five years will redefine how we use our phones for decades to come.
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