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Another day, another iPhone 4G concept, this time one that looks pretty “fat” and does HD video. We don’t know if “HD” refers to video capture or simply playback, so we’ll assume it’s both. The device also packs social networking features and comes with a rounded back side.
iPhone HD uses a front videocall camera, or so we think, while the back camera comes with a flash and the phone is sure to offer more than 32GB, like most iPhone concepts do lately. Notice that the design is pretty glossy and the form factor tends to remind me of a Toshiba product, although I’m not sure why…
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Forget about these cool iPhone 4G concepts and let’s move on to something classic, like the following iPhone design. Made in the classic style of the Soviet electronics, the product bears the name Electronica I-Phone and comes with modern features like Safari, iTunes and many more.
You’ll love those Cyrilic alphabet buttons (just like on Siemens SX1), but all in all this device reminds me more of a portable radio of some sort, or even an older payphone gone wrong.
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One thing is for sure: not even Apple will be able to deliver a better design than the one created by Antonio De Rosa. The following incredible images portray his concept, the iPhone Pro. Feel free to click on each image to see its larger version and don’t forget to check out the video showing the device, at the end of the article.
Antonio informs us that this iPhone concept runs OS 3.2 and uses a sophisticated mechanism that hides two paddles with LED backlight and touch surface. The front camera on the handset is hidden inside the top paddle and you should know that this innovative design makes the iPhone more comfortable for a great gaming experience.
There’s also a MagSafe power connection on the back and we have to say that this certainly looks like the perfect multimedia gaming phone, complete with 64GB of internal memory. There’s a gallery of this iPhone 4G design shown over here and on the same site you’ll find info about ADR Studio, a company to which designer Antonio Di Rosa is associated.
Info about this device can also be found on Recombu.
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Here’s yet another iPhone 4G concept, this time looking hotter than ever and created by iSpazio user Seraphan. This glossy piece of work comes with a bigger display than current iPhone models, plus iPhone OS 4.0, apparently.
There’s also a front 2 megapixel videocall camera on board, an SD card one side and the usual buttons for volume and silencing on the other side. At the back you’ll find a 5 megapixel camera sensor with flash and the memory is available in 32 or 64GB versions.
The interface on this iPhone 4G also seems to include a separate section used like some sort of dashboard, showing weather and features like emails, calendar and more. Does the UI borrow a bit from TouchFLO 3D/ HTC Sense, or is it just me?
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iSpazio’s Antonio De Rosa created a very interesting iPhone 4G 3D concept, that you can see in the following images. There’s even a video at the end of the article, if you want a more detailed video on this futuristic iPhone design. There was an older version of the concept, that has now been redone by its creator, with rounded shapes and corrected errors.
This iPhone 4G concept packs an AMOLED touch display, a front camera, iPhone OS 4.0 with iChat, a Remote TouchControl feature and a glowing logo on the rear panel. There’s also a stand accompanying the device, called AluStand, also shown in the images below.
The very slim and evolved iPhone 4G comes with a rounded design and a very promising look, plus neat features. Great work, Antonio!
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Here’s a fresh iPhone 4G concept, created by Francesco Maisano and sent to the folks of iSpazio. This device is a bit more rounded than the iPhone designs we’re used to, but it’s not all bad, since it’s different and innovative.
The iPhone 4G is supposed to run iPhone OS 4.0 and it packs a front camera, a back camera with flash, a special time/date/weather section and a Home screen showing 8 main apps.
16 more apps will be shown on the rest of the screens following it. Would you buy a rounded iPhone like this?
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How about a better iPhone? An iPhone 4G concept shown by the folks of iSpazio.net and packing quite an amount of fresh features, for example. The handset uses a widescreen display, showing 5 rows of icons, a microSDHC card slot, a LED light indicator and a solid metal protector around the device’s body.
There’s also a 12 megapixel camera on board with LED flash, two speakers incorporated, two microphones, a multifunctional Home button, a removable battery and a duraluminum back panel.
This iPhone 4G design also includes a hidden videocall camera upfront and you have to know that the Home button is backlit and can be pressed in multiple ways (upward to lock the device, downward to active a certain app). What do you say? Is this iPhone your cup of tea?
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One of our most important tipsters has a fresh scoop for us: turns out that Apple is planning to buy the “swiftmobile” domain from its current owner. This could mean that the future product made by the Cupertino giant could be called the iSwift. Is there any chance that this is the iPhone 4G? What do you think?
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There was a pretty cool Nokia N900 ad that saw a person transforming into a handset and we showed you a Transformers Motorola phone a while back. However, this time, we’ve got an iPhone 4G prototype, created by Manuel Eder and once again keen on the whole transformation process.
Of course, you can forget about this being real, since the keyboard is way too sci-fi, the battery seems to lack totally and the “guts” of the next-gen iPhone would be totally moved around during the morphing process. It’s still a pretty cool idea and concept, specially with the way that the display sets up, but are we ever going to see this turned into a real device?
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The folks of iphon.fr have recently created an iPhone concept following the design lines of the freshly launched Apple iPad. The result was a white handset, with an aluminum case and a plastic area at the top, meant to allow a better transmission of the network signal.
Also, one might notice the square-ish then curved design of the supposed iPhone 4G, but we have no clue right now to show that this device will ever be real. Let’s just hope that the camera at the back is at least a 5 megapixel unit and it also comes with flash, although this seems very unlikely, for now.
As for the Apple iPad elements borrowed, we invite you to find them and leave a comment below.