00:00Another day in the Mobile World Congress and part of the mission of today is to look for the phones
00:05that are more interesting,
00:07the most llamative phones, the ones that maybe have the best innovations.
00:11We are going to go through the FIRA with this purpose, so welcome.
00:21One of the most llamative devices that we find here in the mobile mobile device is the ZTE Nubia,
00:31which, as we see, has an external display that allows us to quickly access the notifications or the most basic
00:39functions of the device.
00:40For example, if I wanted to take a picture, I could do it in this moment with the phone,
00:47we do the gesture and take the picture.
00:49But if I want to access the most complete functions of the device,
00:52then we can open it and it becomes a conventional device.
00:58This type of format has resulted in very successful,
01:01especially in people who don't want to get so much of a smartphone in their pocket,
01:07or the women also find a practical way to guard it in their pocket or in their pocket.
01:13The most llamative thing is that we see how the competition has already achieved
01:17a little bit of these technologies that used to be very exclusive
01:21and that now we can achieve them at more expensive prices.
01:25Motorola is also in the list of the most llamative phones or innovators
01:31that we find here in the mobile mobile device.
01:33We have a phone with a technology called display adaptative
01:38which is basically a screen that we can double the point
01:42that we can use as a pulsera.
01:45Part of the technology that integrates this device
01:48is that we can take pictures of the clothes that we have that day,
01:52the clothes that we use that day,
01:54and the algorithm automatically generates a screen that
01:57that will combine with our outfit of the day,
02:02which also ends up being a moda.
02:06The flexibility of the screen also allows us to put it in a night
02:10to see the hour or also to use it as a tripod
02:15that allows us to grab videos or take photographs.
02:19At the moment, it is a device that is in a phase of concept,
02:23in a phase of development,
02:24probing what could be its potential.
02:27It is not in the market, but without a doubt,
02:30it is a technology that calls a lot of attention,
02:33that can be disruptive and that, in especial,
02:37I think it can have a very interesting use for those
02:40who want to give the phone a more access to your outfit.
02:44Another of the extremely interesting devices
02:46that we find here in the mobile is the Xiaomi 14 Ultra,
02:50which has some specifications that make a lot of
02:56a lot of attention in the photography.
02:58Thanks to this case, we can integrate the next accessory
03:02through which we can have a better control of the photography.
03:07With this button, what we can do is take the photo,
03:13we can also do zoom in, zoom out,
03:16and with this button, what we can do is control the ISO.
03:21Another characteristic that has this device
03:23is that we can adapt several accessories
03:26to be able to use it with a Leica
03:32and convert it into a professional camera camera.
03:36Simply press this button, turn the accessory
03:40and we can change the adapter from one moment to another.
03:45It is a device that has received a lot of recognition
03:48here in the mobile, and that, as I said,
03:51it is specifically designed for the fans
03:54and professionals of the photography.
03:57And the last device that I think just entered in this list
04:01is something that at the moment we could call disruptive,
04:05and it is precisely a artifact that, in part,
04:08could be able to replace the use of the phones.
04:13It is a PIN from the company Human AI.
04:16It has a processor, Qualcomm, and part of its main function
04:20is that it allows us to leave a little bit of this toxicity.
04:24It is part of the philosophy of this brand,
04:27that has generated the screen.
04:29We simply put a pin in our shirt or jacket,
04:34or jacket, or jacket,
04:34and this will project the information
04:36in the palm of our hand.
04:38We can see messages,
04:39we can consult notifications,
04:41we can take pictures,
04:42we can grab videos,
04:43even the technology that we incorporate
04:46and the power of processing of this device
04:48that allows us to translate conversations
04:50in real time.
04:51We can consult with any information
04:55that we can find in a search engine.
04:57It is a device that can accompany us
05:00in every moment.
05:02At the moment,
05:03it is only in the United States
05:05for around $700,
05:06but the brand seeks to maximize
05:10its market in other countries.
05:13But as I said,
05:14it is a technology that has been introduced recently
05:17that seeks to leave a little bit of the screen
05:19and that could, for many people,
05:22be able to replace the phone.
05:24From what personal,
05:25I think there are some limitations
05:27if you want to replace the phone completely
05:30but I would like to read them
05:33in the comments
05:34what you think about this type of apuestas
05:36and if for you,
05:38would be able to replace
05:40a conventional phone.
05:41with an intelligent, conventional.
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