The most we’ve detached from our phones till now was the battery, its cover and sometimes the Bluetooth headset, in the case of one or two concept handsets. Marimo-san, a Japanese designer from the Cuusoo design community created this concept device with a detachable screen. By detaching the display of
Month: May 2008
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Check out the following concept, one of the most complex console/phone designs I’ve ever seen. So, the PSP finally gets a touchscreen, a better interface, a healthy pack of apps and a QWERTY keypad. I don’t quite see myself texting quickly on that though. And that display would better be
Score one for the great designers! Wait a minute, is this thing real? We’re lacking official announcements, even rumours, so we can only suppose that this is a concept phone, although we with it wasn’t. Nokia’s finally using a new design style, probably inspired by the handsets drawn by their
Although this reminds me of the “Soap Phone” designed for ladies, the Egg Phone has a neat touch to it, that makes it look like a futuristic device. Its features are pretty realistic, for a manufacturer that would take up the project: Bluetooth, USB, WiFi, a 3.2 megapixel camera and
Keep your eyes shut, ’cause this one’s gonna’ hurt! After finding out today that Vodafone managed to get the Apple iPhone deal for 10 countries we might assume that an official page like THIS would be less aggressive when it comes to former rival products and now great hits on
After seeing the beautiful LG Synthesis phone, nothing can charm us any more, unless there’s a NEC slider ready to make our day. Witness this yet unnamed and mysterious handset below, showing a bunch of multimedia features like audio (surely video, too) playback. Is that a touchscreen display in there?
Get ready for a stunner as we’ve got a superb LG concept phone on our hands, the Synthesis, designed by Andrew Suenghyun Kim. It was created for the LG design competition from April and draws its inspiration from nature, photosynthesis to be more precise. Before you start making “birds and
OK, so the Nokia N78 phone really exists, but what if it didn’t? It could have looked like Mohamad Moradi’s concept below, sporting a beautiful touchscreen and touch interface. The weird thing about this phone is that it somehow manages to look “upside down” and avoid the iPhone-ish design. I
Want a fancy electronic companion that’s also a stylish phone? Oh and make it elegant enough to suit a business woman… That’s tough! The Pink Planner mobile phone concept might be the device to fit the workoholic ladies’ taste, offering them the needed productivity features. Designed by Yuri Kim, the
Touring the world for innovative ideas and designs, Nokia stumbled upon the Revolution concept you can check out below. It’s a stylish device that’s more than your average phone. Surprisingly enough, Revolution is also a toolkit, a bike tracker, a book, a media player and all of those features are
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