Is it really just over ten years that Steve Jobs introduced the very first generation of smartphones that were to prove to be one of the most life-changing aspects of this century?
When you take a minute to consider how far we have come in only ten years or so then the enormity of what advancing technology can provide is truly inspiring, and we now rely on our smartphones to carry out a lot of the daily tasks that would have eaten into our busy lives.
Not only do we use our portable devices for completing banking and the such like but increasing numbers of us besides browsing, shopping and paying for goods online also look to the smartphone to provide us with our entertainment, and this has led to many online businesses optimising their sites for the smartphone user.
None more so that the gambling industry which has always been in the forefront of pioneering new technology and innovative ideas.
If you can remember what it was like trying to play a game before the evolution of the smartphone then many of you will remember that it was, quite frankly, an awful experience. Games used to crash and only the sharpest sighted of us could follow a game as the screens were simply too small.
Luckily today it is a far different picture and playing on your smartphone is exactly the same as plying on your laptop or tablet so good is the quality of the graphics, audio and video clips with sites like Conquercasino.com transferring to the smaller screen perfectly.
This means that players can now enjoy a game whenever or wherever they wish (as long as there is an internet connection) Having the convenience of being able to play whilst in a lunch hour or whilst taking a bath is important to many people, as is having the option to play for just a few minutes or for a full session.
Players can even pay for their games using their mobile phone by having the cost of them either added to their monthly bill or deducted from the pay-as-you-go balance which means that there is no need to give the site your personal or banking details.
We have come a long way from the days where a phone was there simply to text and make a call and who knows which path technology will take next in the ever-evolving sphere of communications.