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Google Glass has really gained traction over the last few months and we're inching closer to that general public release. Apps are becoming more compelling and the hardware looks to be improving over time. It won't completely take off in 2014 but it will change the way people look at technology. Also, we shouldn't be surprised when other hardware makers introduce their own glasses and concept devices. Google will need to bring the price down quite a bit, but it could lead to fierce competition. Take a look at your major carrier's smartphone portfolio and you'll likely find a few respectable models at $50, or even free with a contract. The bottom has dropped on pricing much faster than I expected, but I don't think we're done just yet. The next year will see even more models offered for below $100 prices as companies jockey for position. Don't be surprised to find your favorite handset maker introducing an entry-level model to complement a premium, flagship experience. As such, these will likely be more powerful than your last smartphone but at a fraction of the cost.

I am completely fascinated by Motorola's strategy with the midrange Moto G and uag trooper iphone xs protective wallet case - black will be watching their movements closely, The idea that you can get a 4.7-inch, quad-core experience for $180 off contract boggles the mind, Make no mistake, Motorola has thrown down the proverbial gauntlet, Here's to hoping it becomes wildly successful and causes other hardware makers to react quickly, Sure, the Nexus line is some of the best you can get for the money; but, it's now more expensive than other options, What's more, it's tough to show the typical consumer where the differences are, especially when both run identical software..

Consumers are becoming increasingly more educated and have a better understanding of the mobile space. As wireless carriers delve deeper into prepaid and no-contract plans, buyers will not want to spend $500 to $700 for a new phone. I see record numbers of customers opting for plans without contracts in 2014. And, when people are forced to choose with their wallet, many will be just fine with the performance of a "typical" Android. Don't get me wrong: carriers will still introduce phones that run $250 with a two-year plan. Fewer this year than ever before, but it's going to happen.

What do you see trending in 2014 as it pertains to Android? I would love to hear your opinions in the comments below, Here's what we might see happen in the Android space over the next 12 months, 2013 was a busy year for the Android ecosystem: phones uag trooper iphone xs protective wallet case - black got bigger, faster, and more robust, Tablets grew numerous, and Android moved into electronics like smartwatches and a gaming device, Looking ahead to next year we should expect the same trends to continue, but on a slightly different trajectory, Android will likely have a decent showing at the Consumer Electronics Show with announcements from a handful of hardware makers, Jumping ahead to February and Mobile World Congress (MWC), things should start to heat up for the next generation of Android, While this may sound like business as usual, 2014 will undoubtedly bring a crop of smartphones unlike any before..

More big screensSmartphones with ultra-large screens are now everywhere, originally ramping up after Samsung's success with the Galaxy Note series. Huawei used CES 2013 as a platform for introducing the 6.1-inch Huawei Ascend Mate whopper. Since then, we've seen at least seven more significant smartphones come into being with screens larger than 5 inches. HTC and Nokia have both jumped in with their first "phablet" efforts, the 5.9-inch HTC One Max and 6-inch Nokia Lumia 1520. Samsung and LG's curved phones, measuring 5.7 inches and 6 inches, respectively, demonstrate how a contoured display can reduce the phone's edge-to-edge footprint.

More large-screen phones from major manufacturers seem likely, Higher resolutions2014 will open the door to razor-sharp resolutions that'll go along with those ultra-large screens, In fact, rumors of phones with 2,560x1,440-pixel resolution are already surfacing, One case in point, the Samsung Galaxy S5, which could wind up with a 560-pixel density, There are also incremental real world forays in 4K, like uag trooper iphone xs protective wallet case - black last February's demo in which, LG showed off impressive 4K "upscaling" technology for mirroring on an ultra high-res TV..

Curved displays on the horizonAfter years of prototypes and CES demos, both Samsung and LG brought phones with flexible displays to market in quick succession. The Samsung Galaxy Round and LG G Flex may only be available in South Korea for now, but the two handsets' very different approaches to arched displays have enough real-world benefits to warrant showing up in phones intended for more regions. If we don't see US variants of curved-screen phones at CES, expect them soon after. LG confirmed with CNET that the G Flex will come to the US in 2014, and rumors are already piling up that Sprint, AT&T, and T-Mobile are all carrier contenders.

Savvier hands-free controlsGoogle Now, Siri, and Samsung's S Voice let you verbally command your phone, with LG's Nexus 5 and Motorola's Moto X and others layering on varying degrees of touchfree controls, which trigger voice input without tapping the screen, Voice actions, waving gestures, and tilting are all part of a greater category of controls that include gestures and voice actions that make your phone cooler and hopefully more convenient to use, Not every motion control being employed today is coveted, industry-changing, or even uag trooper iphone xs protective wallet case - black used, but there's no doubt that sensors and motions are still ripe for development, After splashier product announcements, we're sure to learn about third-party B2B companies demoing cool controls..

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