Considering how blurry this image is, it could as well be the real deal: the HTC Flyer tablet… However, we remember that Long-Nong Huang sent it to us and boy, has he been on fire over the past week, with a ton of concepts he has shown us. We’ll probably
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While the design of this HTC phone is a concept, it is actually possible to have a smartphone with a dual OS. For example, if you own a HTC HD2, you can already run WP7 on it (it was ported) and Android on an SD card. Back to the device
Long-Nong Huang is at it again, creating the HTC Forest, a 4.1 inch SLCD display phone that uses a 1.2GHz CPU. The device runs a flavor of Android and seems to use an aluminum unibody case, plus a couple of capacitive touch buttons under the screen. Other than that the
Imagine mixing the HTC Legend with the Desire and removing the first handset’s chin. The result could be something like the HTC Effect, a concept created by Long-Nong Huang. This handset supports LTE connectivity and uses a 1.2GHz CPU. Also on its specs list we find 768MB of RAM, an
Since HTC Desire 2 has been recently spotted online, we think that we’re not far off is we showcase you a relative of this handset: HTC Magic 2. Its specs are pretty appealing, as they include a 1GHz CPU, 512MB RAM and a 3.7 inch touchscreen display (AMOLED). This HTC
How about a metallic handset for Groundhog day? Created by the same Long-Nong Huang who brought us the HTC Tiger, the brand new HTC Metal concept is hot looking and packs a pretty bunch of specs. They include a 1GHz CPU, a 3.7 inch AMOLED display and 8MP camera. The
Long-Nong Huang continues his series of HTC designs with the HTC Tiger concept, pictured below. This beautiful and extremely thin handset features a 4.3 inch SLCD display, an 800 MHz dual core CPU and a 12 megapixel camera. It would be interesting to see how HTC manages to fit a
Although designer Long-Nong Huang didn’t provide too much info on the HTC Blackshaddow tablet (not quite the HTC Scribe or HTC Flyer, right?), this device is very original. We’ll explain immediately why, after stating that this concept (and some more that will come soon) is the work of Silverstreet, as
We consider the Antoine Brieux latest design, HTC Tube, a brilliant idea, one that would get some kudos even from Modu: a smartphone based on cartridges to enhance its features. HTC Tube is available in a Starter, Smart and Ultimate Edition, with the first running Android 2.2 on a 800MHz
We received the following HTC concept from Hazo Design, without any mentions of specifications or design traits, so we’ll speculate on this device. This is possibly the longest HTC model I’ve seen and the Android logo on the side points towards a Froyo/Gingerbread/Honeycomb smartphone, with a tiny camera on the
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