Keyless Phone is All About the Touch and Visual Effects

November 11th, 2008 | by Thrystan |

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 Loading ... Keys are so last century… Talk about phones that don’t need keyboard anymore, Enrico Pandolfini designed a handset concept that relies on the user’s touch experience, but without a touchscreen.

You simply recognize the buttons by touching the place where they should be. You’ll also get a couple of visual effects that are great for the device’s looks and for the keys’ recognition.

This concept could prove to be useful for blind people or users who are sight impaired.

[via Design Launches]

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