Apr 12 2008
Posted by: Sierra in Concepts
Look at another cool cell phone concept this time made by Nils Siegel, a German Industrial Designer who sees the Benq-Siemens concept phone as a futuristic model capable of changing its appearance and always be in trends with the latest technology fashion changes.

Cameo is an attractive name for a cell phone and as you already guessed, it comes from the chameleon, a lizard that changes its color according to the environment.
It sports a curved body which can express your personality by adapting at the images and videos you download, and it features touch-sensitive technology on its entire surface.
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You can set it to take pictures for changing its appearance automatically, showing off what it has just captured.
Apr 11 2008
Posted by: Sierra in Concepts
That’s a cool cell phone concept that we've seen at Yanko Design, made by Tzu-Fu Wang, a designer who wanted to make a model fully customizable on the exterior so the user would build his/her own phone matching his/her taste and personality.

So to do this the housing must consist of tiles and the user could assembly it like a puzzle every time he/she wants to.
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Easy Tiles cell phone would integrate a camera, dedicated music keys, and downloadable images from the telecommunication company's online shop.

Mar 01 2008
Posted by: Sierra in Concepts
One of the greener gadgets presented this year at the conference is LINC, a cell phone with touch-sensitive display equipped with media player, GPS tracking, web browsing, wireless, Bluetooth, 3G, but the difference between your mobile phone and this concept is that LINC is more like a service than a product.

Its users get it for a year until there are appearing new technologies and they receive a new improved model directly at home. LINC announces the user when new hardware updates are available.
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It is made of aluminum, recyclable components, and glass, and is destined for automated disassembly as it contains only easy re-usable pieces.

The basic structure includes an aluminum frame, aluminum bezel, optical glass, battery, chip sets, a flexible circuit with OLED, touch screen, antennas, chip mounts and solar array, being recyclable, hazardous and reusable.

Sep 10 2007
Posted by: Vlad Balan in Concepts
A new crazy mobile phone concept has recently been developed, and while it looks interesting, probably no producer will have the courage of picking it up and using it.
The Fruit Tray concept borrowed its name from the keypad design, the exact element that makes it appealing, with some buttons lowered in level and others elevated, thus resembling a mattress or an egg cardboard. Otherwise, it is a slim, white candybar handset. Although the white case and keypad have nothing to do with fruits, the concept is fresh enough to deserve its name and some attention.
The one behind the concept is Timo Wong, who has not thought about the phone's performances, but only about its design, and even though there are some well developed capabilities that slim phones could provide, the design is the element that will make it work.
The keypad looks relaxing as well, suitable for a thumb massage, as the bumps have high chances of being comfortable. As it usually happens with handset concepts, there are low chances of hitting the market, because even though the sound and look great, they never have the chance of being tested.
No specifications have been added to this concept, so probably it stands little chances to move to the stage of a real product.
Aug 28 2007
Posted by: Vlad Balan in Concepts, Nokia
A new concept for a Nokia handset has been announced, and with its performances resembling nothing launched by Nokia before, it probably will never make past its concept state.
The Nokia 7480 phone concept looks stylish , smooth, but it is not a potential release from the manufacturer. Nokia is receiving a lot of credit with the brand name, although the phone might look very similar to a Samsung handset, if it weren't for the bulky edges and the back case.
This slider phone features a tall screen, making no visible passage to the main navigation button. While the image does not reveal the phone's buttons, it would have been interesting to see what Nokia had in mind to match with a smooth and clear display.
Apparently, when it slides, Nokia 7480 shows its upper back side of the front case and a small small smiley face drawn on it next to writing "Smile". This phone could probably work as a display of personality and a statement phone as well.
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