2. • Nokia Morph concept phone is using
nanotechnology which enables
materials and components that are
flexible, stretchable, transparent and
remarkably strong.
• Users should be able to transform
their cell phone into different shapes.
3. • Korean mobile phone manufacturer Pantech recently organized a
contest in which students from Korean Universities were asked to
create design concepts for cellphones that can be made available by
2010. This phone is called Cell Dot Cellphone featuring a very
minimalist overall look and feel, plus it’s seriously slim.
4. • Designed by Seunghan Song,
this "window phone" concept
will reflect current weather
conditions on the screen.
• To input text, you just blow on
the screen to switch modes,
then write with your finger as
a stylus.
5. • Taking its inspiration from
Samsung’s Flexible OLED, the
Wild Fold concept is basically a
foldable mobile device, created
by Mac Funamizu.
• He keeps the classic neat
design, straight lines and all,
that remind us of the Glassy
concept phone.
6. • The visual sound mobile phone is designed by Suhyun Kim, a student from the Pratt
Institute.
• Visual Sound Mobile Phone Concept Design is a device created for the deaf.
• The phone will act as a voice-to-text converter, so whenever the disabled received a
phone calls, the conversation will be transformed into a texts displayed on the
transparent screen.
• It featured a modern and futuristic technology where there are two pillar-like holder
where you can scroll out the touch sensitive and translucent screen where the disabled
can interact with.
• To respond to the calls, Visual sound mobile phone concept provided a qwerty
touchboard where the disabled can type their thoughts in.
7. • Intel Link is what they call “a folded iPad” or simply a very hot concept smartphone,
created by Mark Law and David Law (who are twins) for Particle Design.
• The idea is to hook up smartphones, computers and notebooks using a dual screen phone
as their link, thus the name of the device.
• Intel Link is based on an unique interactivity and can be considered some sort of
companion for other portable or desktop computers.
• The fact that it incorporates two displays comes in handy big time and there’s even the
opportunity of inserting the concept phone into some laptops with special slots for it,
that transforms the handset into some sort of touchpad.
8. • Kamil Izrailov in the form of Mobikom designed this phone.
• The ingenious gadget is a conceptual cell phone and tablet computer clubbed in one.
• These square-shaped elements can be fasten to each other with the help of micro-
locks.
• Joining the blocks together will give birth to a phone or tablet, as per a user’s whims
and fancies.
• The back of each element has special markings, which will make it easy for the user
to assemble the device.
9. • Kirk Schneider has designed a Morph
phone.
• He wants to use the existing flexible
circuit board technology and flexible
touchscreens, but also cover them with
a durable, pliable hybrid plastic.
• This is a “memory material” that will
adapt to your pocket and the shape of
your body.
10. • The Second Life Mobile Phone! It is designed by Japanese designers Cho Sinhyung and
Jeon Jungjae.
• By using the transparent gadgets' idea, these young whizzes used this technology to
create an android phone along with the technology of E-Ink which allows the phone to
incorporate a double display.
• The AMOLED screen spectacle is on when the phone is on active mode and on standby; it
switches to the E-ink ‘Eco’ mode to save on battery. This mode uses very little of the
cellphone’s energy.
• The phone’s E-ink display wanes and the screen loses color and becomes clearer as the
battery becomes weaker. This not only saves the battery life as it dwindles but also let
you know when you ought to begin using your phone more judiciously.
11. • Kambala is a mobile phone that transforms to a
earphone.
• The earpiece clip will come out when we "pop"
the center piece.
• One of the cool thing about this is that the
earphone will actually change its colour to suit
with our skin tone when we clip it to our ears!
• Multilayered Polymer which hosts all the
electronic components that used in its
construction and a continuous flexi-screen with
plenty of sensors makeup the surface.
• It has the ability to transmit the image on the
inside of the phone to the outside.
12. • Double-Dose of Glass Phone Style
Design by Designer Mac Funamizu.
This phone isextremely prone to
fingerprints.
