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The Hong Kong stock market has experienced dramatic ups and downs, much like a rollercoaster ride, causing investors' emotions to fluctuate wildly.

Inside the trading hall, the numbers on the screens flashed incessantly, alternating between red and green, like the rhythm of a heartbeat.

The investors stared intently at the screen, their expressions shifting between excitement and panic. When stock prices soared, they cheered, as if they were on the top of a roller coaster, basking in the joy of success; but when stock prices plummeted, they turned pale and anxious, as if they were falling rapidly from a great height.

Compared to the gradual rise of the North American stock market, Hong Kong's market is much more exciting, especially after the launch of smartphones, which began to gain popularity worldwide, further driving up related technology stocks.

The advent of smartphones has changed many things. For example, some people have started shorting NO-based mobile phone companies on the stock market, and the scale of their short selling is astonishing.

"NO-based mobile phones are outdated and have been phased out."

"Smartphones will replace feature phones and become the world's dominant technology; this is an indisputable fact."

"Smartphones will be the mainstream direction for mobile phones, and we should need this kind of device."

"In just one month, smartphone shipments have exceeded three million units, and demand is extremely strong."

There are many articles on the internet that are pessimistic about smartphones, and they are very detailed in their analysis. There are many such articles, and most smartphone users are young people, so smartphones have gained more popularity among young people.

"A new king ascends the throne, the era of old-fashioned mobile phones comes to an end!"

This article appeared on Yahoo News. Although Yahoo's market value was greatly impacted, it was still the No.1 portal website. The article received a huge number of clicks, reaching 30 million. Many people felt: Hey, what this guy said seems to be right.

They suddenly felt that their cell phones weren't appealing anymore, and that they really felt like basic phones for the elderly, because only the elderly would use such button-operated phones. They had no special features and were only slightly better than a home landline because they were mobile.

Enthusiasts who had bought smartphones immediately compared them with "senior phones" and wrote reviews online. They were probably among the first to review smartphones and share their findings with others online.

"Smartphones have many advantages. They not only have the basic communication functions of traditional mobile phones, but also integrate a variety of applications."

Smartphones boast larger screens with clearer and more detailed displays, allowing users to easily browse the web, watch videos, and read e-books. Their powerful processors and operating systems give them exceptional task processing capabilities, enabling users to run multiple applications simultaneously, thus improving work and entertainment efficiency.

In addition, smartphones have a wide range of app stores, allowing users to download various applications according to their needs and interests, such as social media, office software, and games, thus satisfying people's needs for personalization and diversity.

At the same time, smartphones also have powerful camera functions, with high-pixel cameras and various shooting modes, allowing users to record beautiful moments anytime, anywhere.

The emergence of smartphones has changed people's lifestyles, making it easier for them to access information, communicate, and enjoy entertainment.

Of course, it's not without its drawbacks. You need to connect to a Silky wireless router at home, otherwise you can't access the internet, which is really annoying.

These reviews quickly spread, sparking widespread discussion. More and more people began to pay attention to smartphones and developed a strong interest in them. Mobile phone manufacturers saw a business opportunity and increased their research and development efforts, launching more powerful smartphones.

At the same time, NO-based mobile phone companies faced immense pressure. They realized they had to keep up with the times or be eliminated by the market. Therefore, NO-based mobile phone companies also began investing resources in developing their own smartphones, attempting to regain lost market share.

However, this is of little use. Electronic products are all about first-mover advantage. Once the first-mover advantage of an electronic product is recognized by everyone, it can gain more resources and more attention.

However, some people discovered that Hong Kong's Da Sima Foundation bought the touch screen technology, turning this technology, which originally belonged to North America, into Hong Kong's. However, they couldn't say anything about the free licensing model. Originally, it could have created more value, but now it's being licensed for free, making many people feel that the terminally ill man is truly a saint.

The first to discover this was Joe, the founder of Fruit Company, because he was also developing a new product. This was the biggest adventure he had undertaken since his return. Although Fruit Company was on the verge of bankruptcy after Joe's return, they found NT-MS and secured an investment. NT-MS then acquired 15% of Fruit Company's shares, becoming its largest shareholder.

Although iPod was no longer available, there were still some successes in other areas. When Steve Jobs saw the smartphones and operating systems produced by Da Sima Fund, he felt a sense of crisis. Some of those ideas coincided with his own, while others were things he hadn't thought of. Now that the other party had made them, he naturally felt a great sense of urgency.

Therefore, he planned to acquire the company related to the plan, including the touch screen technology patent. However, when he went to the company, he found that it had already changed hands, leaving him with no options.

But that doesn't matter. Obtaining this patent has become simple: just become a member of the Da Sima Foundation. Once you become a member, you will receive a free license. You only need to pay a membership fee, which is much better than buying the patent. Moreover, you can also obtain many other patents. Why not?

Soon, the great Joe figured out the reason behind it and felt that it wasn't bad, which made him feel much better.

Not long after, Zhang San also received an application from the fruit company to become a member of the Da Sima Foundation, which he found quite amusing. Such a thing really made him feel the capriciousness of fate.

Apple is currently facing numerous crises and could go bankrupt at any time. Therefore, it is natural to let him join. After all, Zhang San, who currently holds shares in Apple, also hopes that Apple phones will be listed, so that the mobile phone market will be more active.

When the news broke that Apple had become a member of the Da Sima Foundation, people immediately realized that Apple would be developing mobile phones. They wondered what kind of mobile phones they would develop.