Archive for design phones of future
Porsche Design: BlackBerry mobile phone
Posted by: | CommentsThe phone with the futuristic QWERTY keyboard was formerly known as the BlackBerry Knight. The handset will be available from Porsche Design stores later this year and there is speculation that the price tag will be a very Porsche-like $2,000. The device offers solid construction, for one thing with a forged stainless steel frame, leather back, and a sculpted QWERTY keyboard. The model is equipped with a exclusive Porsche Design UI and a Wikitude World Browser augmented reality app. Each unit of the P’9981 gets a premium PIN that allows the user of the device to find another P’9981 user in a crowd. Other specs include a single-core 1.2GHz processor, HD video capture and 8GB of native storage that can be pumped up to 40GB using a microSD card. The phone is NFC enabled and has BlackBerry 7 OS on board. That means the phone has the second-generation WebKit browser and includes the fast and smooth liquid graphics.
Sticker Phone – Solar Powered Concept
Posted by: | CommentsThe concept behind the Sticker Phone is simple – instead of letting all the sunlight go to waste, use it instead to charge our phones. There seems to be an endless flow of sunlight coming in through windows – which seems to be perfectly balanced with the endless time we spend on our phones. Consisting of a solar panel on the back, the phone is literally stuck onto a window via suction, from which it absorbs light and heat, leaving you with a fully charged phone. With it’s powerful potential, this is an idea that’s gonna stick around for a while. In addition, its silicone composition allows it to be bent and twisted to be stuck on a variety of surfaces – anything from windshields to airplane windows.
"Hello Tomorrow" concept – innovative desk phone
Posted by: | CommentsUnique landline phone concept of ‘Hello Tomorrow’ class would tempt me to use it more often. This iteration looks at reviving the grandeur of both the desk phone and turn on the old-style telephone. With features touchscreen functionality, intuitive and customization options home or office. That sweet smartphones and cell phones competitive prices get us to use it more than a desk phone.
Nokia GEM Futuristic Phone Concept
Posted by: | CommentsThis Nokia GEM, a device that prides itself with being a handset that was turned into an entire touchscreen. Nokia GEM was launched to celebrate 25 years of existence of the Nokia Research Centre and this device is all about the touchscreen it incorporates on its front, back and sides. Senior Design Manager Jarkko Saunamaki is the one who lead the team that created GEM and recently claimed that once you launch an app, for example the camera application, the entire phone will begin to look like a camera. The back is also interactive, so you can pinch to zoom from the rear, without cluttering the front screen. This function also comes in handy when using maps and probably games too, as proved by the Sony PS Vita.
Futuristic Tron Style Phone
Posted by: | CommentsTron Style comes with a an LED Ring identifier touch area, power level indicator, audio output and power connecting port. The sleek dark chrome finishing is extremely elegant.
Floating Phone Future Design 2015
Posted by: | CommentsFloating Phone is supposed to be a 2015 handset, that actually includes a floating surface, very useful to correct mistakes when typing. This phone that relies on E-Ink tech and it’s very user-friendly, especially for blind users.Visually impaired persons can feel the surface of the phone, that will probably use Braille for feedback.
