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Innovation Smartphone that we buy today, it could be ancient smartphones coming the next day because the latest version. This is actually just a metaphor that shows how quickly change the smartphone market. 

Towards the turn of the year to 2012, let's look a little backward, a variety of smartphone innovation in 2011. There are at least 5 things stand out that has changed the smartphone market this year.

Currently, most of the high-end smartphones equipped with dual-core processor in it. Leap from single-core processors to dual-core 1GHz 1GHz dual-core and even 1.5 GHz, happened so fast. 

This processor is mostly supplied from Qualcomm, AMD, Broadcom, Nvidia and Texas Instruments. Substitution of processors, has presented the dramatic developments in the smartphone's performance and enable various features work more optimally. 

When Apple introduced the first iPhone in 2007, the public was surprised by the presence of a touch screen measuring 3.5 inch. At that time, the size is quite large so beat other smartphones. 

Five years later, Apple does not enlarge the size of the smartphone screen - at least until recently - but other smartphone vendors compete to release a smartphone with a larger screen size began 4.0 to 4.7 inch. 

In addition to a larger size, screen smartphone is also equipped with HD capabilities. With dual-core processor, the smartphone has the power display exceptional picture quality on the screen of this type. HD screen can display 3D content that is currently favored. 

This one, it seems still not to be present in the country. But abroad, many carriers began to compete to deliver quality services 4G network. 

Starting many smartphones that include the ability 4G or LTE as the allure of selling them. Operators from the United States (U.S.) Sprint and T-Mobile, has been sold since mid-2010 4G devices. 

4G frills attached, promising smartphone has network access and data over 'speeding' than 3G. In addition to Sprint and T-Mobile, other U.S. carriers AT & T and Verizon Wireless is also working with handset vendors to offer 4G smartphone. 

Apple created a trend of smartphone applications in 2008 when it launched its App Store, which was originally intended to provide an application for the iPhone. Furthermore, the App Store to store all applications for Apple gadgets. This step is then followed by other smartphone vendors. 

Throughout 2011, App Store and Android Market for Android smartphones to store applications that are competing in the mobile applications market. Both applications provide more numerous than for other platforms. 

Late last year, Google announced Android users have downloaded 10 billion applications. While Apple, announced last July IOS-based device users have downloaded 15 billion applications. 

Early 2011, there are six major platforms are active in the smartphone market that is IOS, Android, BlackBerry OS, Symbian, Windows Phone and webOS. Of the six mobile OS, the webOS have run aground. The reason, Hewlett-Packard decided to no longer produce webOS-based smartphones and tablets. 

Indeed, webOS is now granted to the open source community. But the continuation of her fate is unclear. Symbian, its future is doubtful many parties. But at least the platform is still 'treated' the Finnish vendor Nokia although it has been switched on Windows Phone. 

As a result, entered 2012 only four major players remaining. BlackBerry still survive to compete with strong competitors IOS, Android and Windows Phone.