We like futuristic technology and projects in development more than “coming soon” devices, because they’re closer to reflecting the hopes and dreams of engineers and designers. Such is the case with the Cubimorph, a project coming from the Department of Computer Science at the University of Bristol. But they weren’t
Kyocera was one of the companies who showcased products during last week’s CTIA 2011 event. Well, aside from their dual screen phone, we also found some very interesting units, like those below, concept phones that can change their shape based on the human emotion of the speaker. Considering that body
There was a pretty cool Nokia N900 ad that saw a person transforming into a handset and we showed you a Transformers Motorola phone a while back. However, this time, we’ve got an iPhone 4G prototype, created by Manuel Eder and once again keen on the whole transformation process. Of
We’ve heard Seunghan Song’s name just yesterday, as we had a look at his beautiful Window Phone and now he created a brand new handset, dubbed the Blackhole Phone. This device transforms its front surface in order to provide a larger keypad when texting and a larger screen space when
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