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David Turpin Shows Us New Velocity Mobile Design

July 20th, 2009 | by Thrystan |



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David Turpin Shows Us New Velocity Mobile Design Loading ... We have shown you superb concept phones created by David Turpin previously, most of them relying on Windows Mobile and some even on the full versions of Microsoft’s OS. Now, it’s time to check out the following images showing the latest designs created by David for Velocity Mobile.

David Turpin Shows Us New Velocity Mobile Design

We notice the designer’s passion for full touchscreens, sleek looks and virtual QWERTY keyboards, that are certainly the future of the mobile industry. Can’t really tell if these are Windows Mobile smartphones or not, but their interface surely looks like something that HTC would like to create.

No specs for these concepts, but we’ll leave the imagination to bundle them all into a list.

David Turpin Shows Us New Velocity Mobile Design

David Turpin Shows Us New Velocity Mobile Design

[Thanks David]

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  1. 3 Responses to “David Turpin Shows Us New Velocity Mobile Design”

  2. By Anonymous on Jul 21, 2009 | Reply

    I think David Turpin has some really great ideas and I would certainly buy that handset with the red highlights or probably the orange one with the slide out keypad. I agree that virtual keyboards on phones are the future and that plain and simple ideas are the way forward as well.

  3. By andris0116 on Jul 30, 2009 | Reply

    I like the clocks:)

  4. By Bob on Aug 8, 2009 | Reply

    Super phones – I hope smartphones start looking lil catchy ;-) . One question thouhg: Is this the same VELOCITY MOBILE from UK ? I tried http://www.velocitymobile.com which was functional throughout Y2008 but now its not showing. What does this mean ? Is VM still operational ?

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