The Total User Experience
Designer Victor Johannson’s mobile phone concept focuses on ease of use by providing multiple input controls that the user can customize to their liking. Features…
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Hello Landline, How Are You!
As my landline telephone gathers dust each day, I wonder if the classy ‘Hello Tomorrow’ concept will tempt me to use it more often! The…
Smooth Operator
The Eclipse DECT Wireless Home Phone consists of a base unit and handset embedded together in a single and continuous ellipsoidal form factor. With no…
The Low Cost Phone
When you come to think of it, it’s always the technology and materials used that shoot up the cost of a mobile phone. Compromising on…
The Nokia Twist
While we still marvel at the concept of bendy phones and ones that are transparent, it’s time to welcome a genre that twists and can…
Smartphone for User Efficiency
Kunihiko Nakata’s Palette smartphone concept uses top and bottom “sub-displays” for quick and efficient multitasking. Hiding source tasks at the bottom of the wraparound screen…
Super Sexy Flx!
The Flx borders on super sexy and exquisite! It’s the kind of phone that every technophile dreams of. Sleek looks, awesome user interface and even…
Simple Slits for Phones
This design rings home a bell because right this minute, the inside flap of my iPhone case has a sticky-note to-do list stuck to it!…
iPhone 5’ish Likes Your Fingerprints
The iPhone5 concept by Zeki Ozek suggests using a fingerprint scanner instead of home button. You can assign your fingerprints for opening apps. Swipe your…
Not Just a Smartphone
The HTC Evo 4g combines performance and pick-me-up aesthetic into one sleek and powerful Android superphone that makes its business-like counterparts look and act like…
QWERTY Focus
Most cellphones have joined the touchscreen bandwagon so once in a while it tickles me pink, to come across a QWERTY concept merged with the…
Steampunk Rotary Smartphone in Digital Era!
Is there space for old school guises in the digital revolution? I think there is, which is why steampunk is alive. Settling the Digital v/s…