Recently, a topic about "why young people are reluctant to change their mobile phones" has been on the hot search, which has also resonated with many people.
The earliest mobile phone I remembered: "Big Brother" in the 1G era.
Mobile phones have accompanied our post-80s generation, from the earliest rise to the present variety of smartphones. The earliest mobile phone we called "Big Brother", in the memory of the post-90s should no longer have this kind of thing.
The first thing I saw was in the Hong Kong "gangster" movie, the "boss" who walked with the wind would put a black object similar to a "brick" on the table first when negotiating, which was called a domineering.
In the early 90s, "Big Brother" already appeared in my impression, when I was in elementary school, the first time I saw it was brought to my house by my uncle, and it also caused the surrounding neighbors to watch, and the telephone set in every family in that era was not yet popular, let alone this thing, how fresh it was. When you put it on the table when you "go down the restaurant", it is really called "tall".
Stepping into the 2G era, the appearance of mobile phones urgently needs to change, especially the volume.
In 1995, the world's first flip-off mobile phone Motorola 8900 was introduced.
Appearing in front of people with the image of "uncovering the lid", the small size and solving the problem of wrong pressing of mobile phone buttons were popular at that time and became the exclusive favorite of many white-collar women.
But the real sense of the folding mobile phone, or known as the "treasure in the palm of the hand" Motorola 328c, subversively changed the image of the mobile phone "brick", with a small, lightweight and exquisite appearance has won people's love.
Remember the classic Motorola Blade V3 of the past generation?
In 2004, the Motorola V3 came out of nowhere, using an ultra-thin metal body, thus breaking the problem of folding mobile phones and sweeping the entire industry at the time.
However, at that time, the high price also made many people unattainable.
Then, the era of Nokia was ushered in.
In 2003, the Nokia 1100 was the highest-selling mobile phone at the time, with a cumulative global sales of 200 million units.
In 2004, nokia 7610, the world's first megapixel camera phone.
In 2007, the Nokia N95, a phone that brought Nokia to the pinnacle. At one point, it was more than 10,000 yuan.
But it was in this year that the first apple iPhone was released on January 9, 2007. This also indicates that Nokia is beginning to decline.
Why is there nothing new to people now on mobile phones?
According to data released by the China Academy of Information and Communications Technology, in February this year, the domestic mobile phone market shipments were 14.864 million units, down 31.7% year-on-year.
Today's mobile phones can no longer have "qualitative" changes in function and appearance, and people's vision has been fatigued.
Nowadays, the internet age information is updated so quickly that all new mobile phones can be seen as soon as they are released, unlike the previous need to go to physical stores.
Why are young people, especially young people, reluctant to change their mobile phones now?
First, today's mobile phones are already necessary for our travel life, bundled with too many software, APP, etc., such as: WeChat, Alipay. In the era of big data, all personal information and bank cards are also in mobile phones.
Once you change your phone, you need to re-download a lot of software, APP, not to mention, just the export and import of all the data will be very time-consuming. There are also many bank cards that need to be untied and exchanged.
Countless selfies, contacts, documents, and even your phone's daily alarm clocks, bus cards, etc. all need to be reset, and this process is equivalent to "moving".
Second, the high price of mobile phones has also led to people not wanting to change mobile phones.
In recent years, the impact of the epidemic has caused everyone to be "shy in the pocket", and there are many unstable factors in the income and work opportunities of ordinary people. Spending and saving money has become more cautious, and if it is not just needed, it is generally used when it can be used.
Third, the main group of consumer mobile phones at present comes from the 80s and 90s.
These people are basically old and young, and the consumption concept is very rational, very sober, and will not hit the swollen face and become fat.
Doing anything is the same as buying something, the first thing to consider is the "value for money".
Take me personally, after the 80s, the average service life of a mobile phone is four years, old iron, what about you?
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