Hisense has officially introduced the Hisense A10, a new E Ink smartphone that takes a different approach to solving one of the biggest limitations of paper-like displays. Instead of permanently integrating a secondary color screen, the company has designed a magnetic detachable LCD display that users can attach only when they need it. The Hisense
[ratings]Tryi Yeh created a visually stunning concept phone, the Magnet Liteon handset, that incorporates solar panel cells, fuelling the device and turning it into an eco-friendly gadget. What’s neat is that the Magnet Liteon comes with a big OLED display and a magnet at the back, allowing the user to change the structure of the
[ratings]The most we’ve detached from our phones till now was the battery, its cover and sometimes the Bluetooth headset, in the case of one or two concept handsets. Marimo-san, a Japanese designer from the Cuusoo design community created this concept device with a detachable screen. By detaching the display of the handset, you’ll be able