Karbonn expects mobile computing speed of 3 Ghz next year

Computing speed in mobile phones will go up to 3 gigahertz in 2014, more than the present speed of processors available in most laptops.
"Miniaturization of chips leads to faster and better technology which could be used effectively for high-end processes bridging the deficit between personal computers and phones. Clock speeds (will go) up to 2.5GHz-3GHz," Karbonn's Executive Director Shashin Devsare said in a statement talking about trend in 2014.
At present, speed of processors available in Indian market is generally about 2.7 Ghz which can go up to 3.7 Ghz temporarily by using booster technology.
Devsare said he expects transformation of smartphones processor from quad-core chipsets to Octa-cores that will offer better multitasking capability and high energy efficiency.

A single core processor generally support one function at one time but multicore processor support multiple function simultaneously like internet browsing on mobile phone and simultaneously talking on phone or any other such combination of functions in a phone.
Devsare said that he expects to see more new operating system coming to market based on open source technology other than Google's Android which dominates the market at present.
On display front, Devsare said that there will in increase in resolution of screen and "Active 3D Technology will be the next buzz."
The resolution of camera is also expected to increase from wide practice of providing 8 megapixel camera in phone to 16 MP.