How many “flips” does it take to make your Smartphone super-sexy. The answer? Three flexible AMOLED touchscreens and a keyboard on the reverse! Here’s what the Flip Phone feels like: a smart triangular piece held together with soft steel mesh hinges, hosting a custom flavor of Android.The boundaries of a PC and phone have smudged-up big time and this is a sample of what that future looks like.
Love adventure but don’t have suitable gadgets or technology to support your audacious excursions? Need not to worry anymore, for designer Jonathan Coop has developed an innovative smartphone called the “Outsider” that featuring a robust yet flexible design can withstand some of the most trying conditions. Integrating an indestructible flexible screen, the three-stage injection-molded phone can be attached to any pole, crossbar or arm for use in any extreme situation. While the enclosed structure of the smartphone makes it completely water, freeze and impact resistant, so the adventurers could stay connected all the time.
Communication Devices, Future Gadgets, Future Phones, Sport Gadgets
The rage of ergonomic gadgets will surely be passe, especially with the whole flurry of concept phones coming in. “Triptych,” the concept phone for LG, appreciably commands the purpose of a two-in-one device. Designed by Edward Hale, this convertible phone can be folded and turned into a tablet at the same time. Gratifying further in its details, this two-in-one phone appears quite sleek with a main screen and two auxiliary displays that can be folded out.
With the latest technologies opening new horizons in the consumer electronic market, futuristic gadgets promise better looks and user interfaces to enhance the experience of the user. Conceived by American designer Andrew Namminga based in Orange County, California, the “Flexible Modile” is a conceptual mobile device that utilizes emerging technology to be created around a soft surface, ideally a fabric and or mesh, which would house the main components and mount the screen. Featuring the touch sensitive, flexible screen to allow the device fold out and become a tablet, the new mobile device also utilizes the outside screen to display the graphic treatment/background, picked by the user, to allow quick and easy customization and unlimited CFM options.
Authentic smartphones have conquered the cellphone market like a storm. But just ask yourself, how many applications come in handy after laying your hands on such complex gadgets? To make you relax from such overloads, Vienna-based designer Clemens Auer came up with “w00t mobile” at Warsaw Design Week that employs positive aspects of both a changeable touchscreen display and physical buttons.
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