When we’re hungry for fresh technology and new designs what community do we visit? The Esato board, where usually we find a bunch of talented people who are willing to design future and gorgeous Sony Ericsson handsets just out of pure passion. Now, there’s a Sony Ericsson 2009 Concepts thread
Month: November 2008
Total 53 Posts
Our weary eyes have rested upon the perfect design, the flawless victory of concept phones over consumerism and stupid marketing decisions. The 01 Phone is a T3 and Alloy initiative, which received the popular vote, as the T3 readers had their say on the features they wanted on the device.
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
Jiří Havrlant designed this version of the Sony Ericsson W905 concept for us, showing the device’s back side and that 5 megapixel camera. Great handset and here’s a previous render of the Walkman handset, in case you’re wondering how it looked like a couple of days ago. Thanks Jiří!
Somehow, the Engadget Mobile editors got their hands on the future of the Nokia smartphone portofolio, a roadmap if you want containing tons of prototypes that will be released by the Finns in the near or remote future. It’s logical that some of those may be cancelled, have been cancelled
There’s a reason why I like this Nokia concept phone, although some of you might consider is a bizarre idea to say the least: I was a fan of those bulky Sony Ericsson T phones from the late nineties. This phone design, pertaining to Heikki Juvonen brings back memories and
Felipe Tolomei designed a circular portable phone that reminds me of the one Juno had in the movie with the same name. It’s surely a gadget for teens, supporting voice and video calls and featuring an universal memory card slot. Guess we’d see this concept phone in Juno’s adult gear,
Tokyo Designers Week hosted a couple of neat phone mockups this weekend, as the winners of the Mobile Design Contest organized by LG Japan decided to show the world physical versions of their ideas. The “Planet Phone” (below) won the competition and you can admire the concept devie below, a
Jose Luis Arroyo Velazques, from Mexico City created a render for a cellphone design by Ivette Lakatos, which seems to bear the name of “Attraction”. This is a clamshell handset with a stylish look, definitely one for fashionistas and a nice touch is that floral motif on the internal display.
The Porsche concept phones below are a work in progress project, or so claims their creator, Mathew Zurlinden, who welcomes critique at this stage of the design. For starters, I have to say that I like the black version of this phone more, specially because its design is sleeker and
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