Virtual Smartphones: Exploring the Evolution and Impact of Virtualization Technology on Mobile Devices

Abstract

With the ability to fully immerse users in a virtual environment, virtual reality (VR) has grown in popularity among consumers in recent years. Technology has grown to be one of the most significant tools for communication, which is to be expected to change how companies advertise their goods and services to prospective clients. The purpose of this study is to look at how virtual smartphones: exploring the evolution and impact of virtualization technology on mobile devices perceived usefulness and enjoyment influence customers’ future intention. Nowadays, smartphones are used in the majority of human tasks in daily life, making work easier for people. The work may involve communicating with a different business via video conferencing, emailing documents, using a Google Map to find a place, etc. We all know that smartphones are useful, but occasionally users find it difficult to use them because of a lack of resources. Less storage space, a slow processor, low battery life, etc. are some of the issues. In this work, we present VSP, or Virtual Smart Phone, which is essentially a step toward connecting the real and virtual worlds over the internet with a small projector, camera, speaker, microphone, and cloud computing technology.