Tech Bull Fred Wilson brings you to discuss: Smartphone heyday

In this blog post, he studied Apple's data and concluded that tablets and PCs have reached bottlenecks in the consumer hardware market, and only smartphones have room to grow.

The following figure shows the ipad and iphone sales in some years:

Benedict believes Android devices are far less than the ipad in the tablet market, compared with the andrioid and iOS camps in the smartphone market. I think his view is very reasonable.

Let's assume that the ipad now accounts for 80% of the tablet market and maintains sales of 80 million units a year, equivalent to an estimated annual increase of 100 million units for the entire market.

Similarly, according to Benedict's blog, global PC market sales are also facing bottlenecks, with an annual average of 350 million units.

On the other hand, the global annual sales of smartphones are approaching 1 billion units, and the rise is clear.

Theoretically, everyone can or should have a smartphone-obviously it will take a long time to reach-but with the current market size, smartphones are much larger than PCs and tablets.

(My advice is) for smartphones to do design and development bar! Because there are a lot of users here, not to mention that the number will continue to increase in the future.