Samsung Galaxy Fold and Huawei Mate X kickstarted a race that will bring us into an era of REAL foldable phones. These are still drawbacks and it’s still all pretty much a niche, but as time passes, the foldables will become the new normal. Apple is said to be getting
HP used to make a few decent PDAs back in the days, but they failed miserably on the smartphone market. Now they’re back with a device dubbed HP Marconi, that’s rendered by Antonio de Rosa, as a concept of course. It seems like it wants to be a Galaxy Note
Antonio de Rosa is one of the veteran designers that we’ve covered on our site. He created several concept phones over the years that were ahead of their time, particularly the Apple ones. Now he’s back with an iPhone X2, promoted with the tagline “Past Perfect Tense”. The device feels
After the “S” generation, Apple must pull off a big upgrade for the iPhones next year. Designer Antonio De Rosa envisioned an update so big, that it actually changes the phone’s name. It’s now called Apple Phone, gets a quad camera and a stylus even. The first thing you notice
Remember the Apple iMac G3? The iconic computer was very colorful, had a transparent back and a handle that allowed it to be carried around. Hard to believe it became 20 years old recently and as a tribute for that it gets an anniversary edition. The Apple iMac G3 gets
Since we’ve rediscovered Antonio De Rosa and his interesting iPhone 7 concept, we had a look at his profile on Behance and found the nifty Xperia render below. The device is dubbed Sony Xperia Infolio and comes with an unique Trinitron display. This model offers a 5.7 inch diagonal, narrow
Usually it’s Martin Hajek who comes up with great Apple iPhone concepts, but I also remember the excellent works of Antonio De Rosa, from a few years ago. That’s why when I heard he was back with a new iPhone render, I just had to see what it was. It’s
ADR Studio never ceases to amaze us with incredible Apple concepts and now Antonio De Rosa has done it again. Meet the iPhone Plus design, a branding that Apple might actually apply to the iPhone 5. They already did that with the Macintosh Plus, so why not here as well?
An Apple camera concept doesn’t sound so far fetched nowadays, especially with the Cupertino giant looking for a new direction. Steve Jobs wanted to change the way we use phones, TVs, computers and maybe even cameras. He partly achieved that through the great camera on the iPhone 4S, but there’s
Finally, my wish came true! We have a new iPhone 5 concept straight after the iPhone 4S launch… Created by Antonio de Rosa, this model comes with a capacitive home button, aluminum unibody case, a 4.3 inch screen and a dual core Apple A6 processor. It’s also got iOS 5.1
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