In an era where smartphones chase complexity like an arms race, Keziah Mendjisky proposes a radical counter-move: subtraction. His unnamed concept—an ultra-minimalist “connectivity brick”—looks almost defiant in how much it refuses to participate in contemporary smartphone tropes. No glossy slab of glass. No camera island sprawling like a sci-fi tumor.
Mac Funamizu is back and he’s delivering an interesting concept phone, the Nagisa, that apparently means “beach” in Japanese. This device is the definition of tranquility and according to the designer, a part of it is made of glass. Mac considers Nagisa a mere phone sketch, so he might tweak
In spite of the fact that we live in the touchscreen age, when we chat on the fixed phone we tend to jot down notes on pieces of paper… and boy are they hard to find when you need them! The “Phone on Board” concept solves this issue, by including
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