Remember the Motorola v360? That was a clamshell phone from the year 2005, that received quite a bit of love back in the way. Designer Michael Muleba wanted to resurrect the device and thus created a sort of Moto v360 2017, that’s pretty spectacular. The handset features only modern specs
I didn’t expect that this week ending would bring me a surprising design to feast my eyes on. And lo and behold, here comes a Motorola concept phone of all phones to dazzle me. Of course Motorola doesn’t exactly exist on its own anymore, so let’s just call this a
When I saw the Motorola luxury phone below, I had a bit of a deja vu and remembered that I saw this form factor before. In fact it was Faisal Semari, the same designer experimenting with it on a previous award winning concept phone. He has since refined the format
I don’t mind finding concepts I didn’t cover back in 2010, because they look all the more fascinating now. One of them is the Motorola Transparent Type Side flipr+ QWERTY handset shown below. Rendered by Wei Huang, from Beijing, this device reminds me a lot of the Nokia E7, but
Designer Seungwoo Kim has found inspiration within the Motorola StarTAC and RAZR iconic designs and turned it into the concept he calls EDGE. It’s still a Motorola concept phone, but a modern and stylish model. The designer says that the StarTAC and RAZR are embedded into the people’s memory and
Mladen Milic has sent us another interesting Motorola concept phone, that he calls the Motorola RX. This device follows the idea that all modern handset makers create lookalike phones. All of them are rectangular, but the Motorola RX goes a different way. This concept stands out of the crowd, through
Deviantart user nik255 imagined the way a fresh Android 5.0 Key Lime Pie Motorola phone would look like. The result is an IP67 rated smartphone with a Snapdragon 800 CPU and 3 GB of RAM. The phone features a rectangular format, but there’s something about it that makes me think
Bob Freking is right when he claims that although lately we’ve seen a lot of Samsung, Nokia and LG concepts, Motorola hasn’t been approached by many designers. Now he thought to combine the Atrix, Droid and RAZR series and gave us the Motorola Zark concept phone, pictured below. It has
Bob Freking imagined the future Motorola flagship and wants to step away from the already familiar RAZR brand, so he created something new. Meet the Motorola CRBN, a new concept, that’s supposed to be a fresh flagship. As Samsung has the Galaxy to rely on, the LG with the Optimus
Bob Freking just send me an email of a device he calls the Motorola Atrix 3, a phone render that looks more like a live picture of a smartphone. The Atrix was the model that brought the dual core trend to the USA and also that nifty lapdock accessory that
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