Three years ago, the Apple mobile phone was like a fashion among the people in the system, whether it was a leader or an ordinary employee, owning an Apple mobile phone seemed to have become a status symbol. At that time, we enjoyed the smooth operation and rich applications brought by Apple, as if we were at the forefront of technology.
However, time flies, and now when you walk into the units, you will find a completely different scene. Except for a few girls who are still obsessed with the unique design and brand charm of Apple's mobile phone, most of them have replaced their hands with domestic mobile phones. Brands such as Huawei, Xiaomi, Honor, and Vivo have sprung up like mushrooms after a rain and have become new favorites in the system.
This change is not accidental, and there are profound reasons behind it. With the localization of various systems, not changing domestic mobile phones means that OA documents cannot be accepted, and many things cannot be handled in time. It's like setting an invisible threshold for those who insist on using iPhones, forcing them to face reality and make choices.
In this process, domestic mobile phones have won people's trust with their excellent performance and stable system. Whether it is running speed, photo effect or battery life, domestic mobile phones have shown strong competitiveness. Moreover, with the continuous progress and innovation of technology, domestic mobile phones are becoming more and more perfect in terms of user experience, meeting people's growing needs.
It is foreseeable that in the next two to three years, the scope of using domestic mobile phones and computers will continue to expand. State-owned enterprises and related units will continue to promote the process of localization and contribute to the country's information security and economic development. When the comprehensive substitution of domestic production is completed within the system, we will see a more independent, safe and stable scientific and technological ecological environment.
At that time, we may have been accustomed to the company of domestic mobile phones and computers, and enjoyed the convenience and efficiency they bring. We will no longer worry about system incompatibilities, applications that cannot be downloaded, and information security issues no longer worry. We can use domestic equipment to handle work affairs with confidence and maintain close contact with colleagues, friends, and family.
At the same time, the rise of domestic mobile phones and computers will also drive the prosperity and development of the entire technology industry. Domestic enterprises will continue to innovate and make breakthroughs in technology research and development, product design, marketing and other aspects to enhance the international competitiveness of domestic brands. We will see more excellent domestic products on the world stage and show the strength and charm of Made in China.
However, none of this will be easy. In the process of domestic substitution, we still need to face many challenges and difficulties. For example, technical bottlenecks, market competition, changes in user needs and other problems need to be overcome and solved. However, it is precisely these challenges and difficulties that prompt us to make continuous progress and innovation, and inject a steady stream of impetus into the development of domestic science and technology.
When we look back on the past, we may sigh that time flies and things are wrong. But as we look to the future, our hearts are filled with anticipation and hope. We look forward to the continuous rise and growth of domestic science and technology, and contribute more to the development of the country and the happiness of the people. We also look forward to the guidance of domestic science and technology, we can jointly create a better and more prosperous future.
So, when the comprehensive substitution of domestic production is completed within the system, will we really be able to usher in an independent, safe, and stable scientific and technological ecological environment? Will we be able to make full use of the advantages of domestic equipment to promote the smooth development of all kinds of work? Or in other words, what efforts and improvements do we still need to make in this process? These questions are worthy of our deep consideration and discussion. Perhaps, only when we truly cross this threshold can we see a broader world and a better future.