Today is all about leaks, not renders, not concepts. We’ve just come across a tweet from Ice Universe, a reliable source of phone leaks and saw that the 100% screen to body ratio dream is finally realized. Meet the Vivo NEX 3 panel… This is supposed to be the screen
Leave it to Vivo to perform massive innovations in the phone biz. The company has already inaugurated the fingerprint scanner in the display and the pop up selfie camera and now they want another premiere. This time they’re going after the 100% screen to body ratio. Leakster Ice Universe posted
Missed the OnePlus 5? Well, we don’t have a concept of the device today for you, instead we get a render of the device, showing its back side with more clarity than ever. And lo and behold, it’s pretty familiar… The source here is Slashleaks, a community where people post
For those of you wondering why OnePlus decided to skip the OnePlus 4 and go straight to the OnePlus 5, turns out that “4” is an unlucky number for the Chinese. That’s why OnePlus 5 is a thing now and we’ve already seen it rendered a bunch of times. Today
Last year the Meizu Pro 6 inaugurated the top and bottom antennae at the back of the phone, even before the iPhone 7. That’s how the company will go down in history and now people are wondering what’s next for the Meizu flagship of 2017. DBS Designing has a few
Remember the OnePlus 4 teaser/trailer from a few days ago? Well it’s been turned into a nice concept below, a pretty detailed one too. Concept Creator is behind this piece of work, that managed to gather 60k views in just 3 days. One tidbit to mention here: the OnePlus 4
Prolific designer Concept Creator has come up with a fresh render, this time a teaser actually for the OnePlus 4. The device was previously envisioned here by another designer and looked pretty fine. Now let’s see what we can get from this teaser and what the rumors are saying. OnePlus
I know we’re a bit late to the party, since CES 2017 ended days ago, but the interesting phone prototypes we saw there remain entrenched in our memory. Not that there were so many of them, since aside from this Graalphone and the ZTE adhesive back handset there was none
It appears there’s a ZTE concept design competition going on these days, one that’s in a pretty advanced state, so advanced that one of the designers revealed his work on Reddit. His name is Raiknow on the network and he has been working on a ZTE concept phone, that uses
The brainy folks of MIT have come up with a way to change the way handsets are being manufactured and it involves a tumbler of sorts, a washing machine if you will, that set at a certain speed and rate may help assemble the components automatically. It’s a self assembling
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