The development of smartphones is an exciting subject that has changed a lot in recent years, reflecting the industrial advances made by manufacturers, and that it allows us to have smaller, more powerful and beautiful smartphones. But there is still agricultural land, and we can get more changes in this area in the years to come.
We currently have manufacturers in the market who have started rolling out the buttons of their other devices, as is the case with Huawei Mate 30 Pro which favors virtual buttons launched on a double tap at the top of the screen.
And this looks like the future of many terminals, because two industry honors have teamed up to develop the technology it will eliminate the keys of the traditional system
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Usually, any smartphone has a power button, as well as a double keypad to increase and decrease volume, and there are even devices that can add One button to quickly turn on Google Assistant, although this is very rare.
Yes, Foxconn and Sentonts, the world's largest electronics manufacturer and Air Trigger technology company ASUS ROG Phone 2 have teamed up to develop SDS button, the solution that will make it possible to get rid of physical buttons supports the physical buttons on smartphones.
The acrobats claim that this technology means Software Defined Surface, too would allow manufacturers to place 20 sensors in 1.9-inch space on any part of the device, which would be sensitive to pressure and would act as power and volume buttons we often find on mobile.
A solution such as this, XDA-Developers explain in detail, can provide great flexibility, because in addition to being sensitive to pressure, it will see touch, such as sliding from top to bottom on this 1.9-inch surface. And he sees the touch of a ghost,
Unlike the case of Huawei Mate 30 Pro, in which, with a double touch it is presented a volume indicator, and once this is done it can hit the edge screen or the cursor itself to adjust the volume, this solution can allow, with simple gestures, just like we did with a regular button, we use these virtual buttons.
In my opinion, this pressure-based method is the best solution for integrating existing buttons, because in this way, we can use our terminal in a similar way We would do it with real buttons, give the pressure a point so we could use it properly.
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