Hydro- from the Esato board created an interesting Sony Ericsson concept, one of the many “green” handsets that will make our planet better and cleaner. It would be nice to finally be able to buy a touchscreen-based and eco-friendly handset, although I’m not quite sure what “100% green phone means”.
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ModeLabs is a French design team that showed the world some very interesting eco-friendly concept phones, back in 2006. The three handsets use the energy generated by the phone owner’s movements, in order to recharge. The first of the concept devices is YoYo (below), that can be worn around the
Want a mobile phone that never goes obsolete? Well then check out the Infinite Sustainable Mobile Phone, a concept created by designer Will Orrock, that relies on two main ideas: layers and upgrade. Infinite uses 4 basic layers: the battery, the OLED screen wrap, the high strength polymer case and
It’s been quite a while since we saw an eco-friendly phone in here, so a new addition is welcome, specially an original handset like this. Je-Hyun Kim designed the Natural Year Phone, that’s made out of hay and other biodegradable materials, of course, not including the screen and soft keys.
As far as I know, sustainable cellphones are made out of recyclable materials or have something to do with saving the nature… Following the “green” trend, Jason Meyer designed the Tribe phone, one of these sustainable devices, with a very interesting keypad and design lines that have something animalic and
Let me say this right from the start… If there’s a concept phone that must be left in the sun all day so it’ll be charged with solar energy, won’t it become incredibly hot because it’s black? Criticism aside, we love the design of the Solar concept phone, typical candybar,
After seeing Nokia’s Tube in action and getting a glimpse of the future Touch Communicator, it’s time for the camera to flash, as we check out an 8 megapixel cameraphone. Yes, the device is branded Nokia, but the details are extremely scarce… The handset looks more like a camera than
Sony Ericsson recently announced the launch of its environmentally friendly handset, the GreenHeart concept phone. The device has a pretty decent life cycle and features a bio-plastic housing, recycled plastic keypad, zero charger (3.5mW standby power) and HTML based e-manuals (no more cut down trees for paper). Plus, the GreenHeart
Meet FuChat, the cordless phone designed by D-Link, that can make normal calls and Internet ones if needed. It’s an eco-friendly device, made out of biodegradable plastic plus corn starch, sugarcane and some light aluminium. The phone can “sense” the user’s emotions and act accordingly, as you’ll find out if
Face it, we’re living in an eco-trendy era! No longer we see stars getting criticized by environmental organisations, as they donate everything they have to them, drive hybrid cars, use ecological phones and gadgets and become vegetarians. Well, here’s a phone for those people, the Vertu Essence, an eco-friendly device
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