Future Technology, Innovations, Futuristic Gadgets


Expressive Fashion Phone By Nils Siegel



Nils Siegel, Siemens, Expressive Fashion Phone
Variety is the spice of life, be it the tinsel world of fashion, or even the most demanded cell phones, none of them has been left untouched with the change. Though, the technology has left no ground for complaints in the cell phone world, however, we humans still crave for new look. And, if you too are amongst those who love to play with new look each day, the Expressive fashion phone is something you should try your hands on. Designed by Nils Siegel for Siemens Mobile, the phone changes the look just within fraction of seconds with the snap of a button. The curved, touch-sensitive display wraps around the entire device that lets you decide the look depending on mood and personal style. Apart from changing looks, the phone is skilled enough to upload pictures, patterns, movies, and also turn the phone virtually invisible.


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X-RAY Transparent Phone By Tokujin Yoshioka



X-RAY Transparent phone, Tokujin Yoshioka, Futuristic Gadget
Looking more like a mobile chipset the X-RAY for KDDI iida by Tokujin Yoshioka takes a refreshing look at mobile design. The striking appearance based on an idea of “designing from the inside” aims at giving the talking hearing device a beautiful transparent look. Made using a special material, the brand new mobile phone truly exposes the mesh inside that makes communication possible.


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Next Generation iPhone Concept By Samuel Lee Kwon



Future iPhone, Samuel Lee Kwon
The future iPhone is here or at least in conceptual form. Given that size, design and features need to be drastically innovated, the NOT A Phone – Next Generation iPhone, delves into the projection arena. So basically you strap the next-gen iPhone to your wrist and project the display to your palm. You can figure out rest of the drill from the images, so my question to you today is….are we in for projection screens for phones? Is that the future of phone display, have a basic small screen and project the rest of it?


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Flex iPhone By Fabrice Bardon



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Portability is indeed the basic characteristics of a cell phone, but flexibility is far untouched by most of them. But, designer Fabrice Bardon no longer keeps this aspect an obstacle with his new phone concept dubbed the “Flex iPhone”. The phone is a combination of optimum functionality with a modern design. Worth flaunting is its ability to change the shape as desired by the user that takes the phone design to a new dimension. Apart from its flexibility and great looks, it also features a handset with touch keypad, LCD screen and other assets that one looks for in a phone. Each time the phone rings a discrete light on the screen lights up. Flex iPhone is worth to earn applauds both for the functionality as well as looks.


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Mozilla Seabird By Billy May (video)



Mozilla Seabird, Billy May, Futuristic Phone
Look up, peasant, from your soot-stained hands. Drop that shovel into the furrowed ground and gaze upon the magic* that Mozilla has wrought. Concept designer Billy May, working through Mozilla’s “Open Web Concept Phone” project, has gathered community feedback and followed up on some rather mundane visions for the mobile future with this little beauty, the Mozilla Seabird. The completely fictional device has a disturbing initial resemblance to a BlackBerry Storm, but as the video unfolds the functionality is really what sells this thing. The big innovation is the use of dual pico projectors on the side of the handset, which can provide different functionality based on the phone’s orientation: flat on a table they pump out the two halves of a QWERTY keyboard, up on a dock they offer the dual purpose of a large viewing screen above and a seamless projected keyboard below. Other features, like the pop-out wireless pointer / Bluetooth headset are slightly less realistic but no less charming. Now, before you get too excited, you should know that Mozilla has no plans to build this or any phone, they’re just messing around with some fancy 3D software and the bright imagination of their community of users. Still, for the two minutes and thirty seven seconds that the video after the break unfolds, allow yourself to think: “What if?”


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