The past week featured a flurry of Galaxy S10 leaks, that culminated with a large Bloomberg piece on the 4 versions of the device. Those also include a 5G ultra high end model apparently. Before we get more intel, designer Benjamin Geskin got on the case and rendered some S10
Benjamin Geskin became famous for some very lovely concept phones, including ones for the Galaxy S9 and an iPhone or two. Now he rendered the Google Pixel 3 and the Pixel 3 XL and results are pretty spot on. We say that especially since the real deal has leaked out
This week we witnessed an unusually early leak of the Google Pixel 3 handset, courtesy of a template from the Android P Beta Settings. It was found by @Slashleaks and then turned into a render by designer Benjamin Geskin. Interestingly, it seems to be a real edge to edge phone,
Samsung Galaxy S10 is getting some traction these days, replacing the Galaxy Note 9 in headlines, simply because designer Benjamin Geskin pulled off some renders. He created some Samsung Galaxy S10 renders, this time with a notch in the mix. The reason is very simple: Samsung patented a device design
LG did a bad move earlier this year when they had to go back to the drawing board and re-do the LG G7 flagship. They managed to finish it in time in order to show it in the backstage of MWC 2018. Based on those pictures that leaked online, designer
Benjamin Geskin is at it again, rendering the Samsung Galaxy S9 and if he had published these renders anonymously, I’m sure they would have been picked up by news outlets as legit Galaxy S9 picture leaks. Let’s check them out! First of all these are made to look like real
After all those Samsung Galaxy S9 leaks, it’s high time we saw a render. Benjamin Geskin is on the case, making a render of the device and a pretty competent and realistic one. Let’s check it out! So, first thing I noticed is that the device is 90% inspired by
iPhone 8 designer extraordinaire Benjamin Geskin has recently rendered the Xiaomi Mi MIX 2. If the Xiaomi Mi MIX was any indication, the successor is going to set the trend for smartphone designs for the year to come. Now let’s see what the concept proposes. First of all, the screen
While the Essential Phone is getting reviewed these days, there are already some people dreaming of version 2.0 of the device. One of them is reputed designer Benjamin Geskin, who came up with the renders below. He calls this model the Essential Phone 2 2018 and associated an 18:9 Quad
Well, this just happened: reputed designer Benjamin Geskin just rendered the Samsung Galaxy Note 9, the 2018 edition of the Samsung phablet. This device has a 4K display and expands on the idea of the upcoming device. Benjamin Geskin took the current renders of the Note 8 and worked on
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