Now-a-days people wish that everything they want to use should come packed in one gadget. This way all the mess of carrying multiple tools takes a backseat and makes organizing things easy. With umpteen apps squeezed into mobiles, tablets and computers, performing tasks has never come in so handy. Adding to these advantages is the PRAX concepts by Vil Tsimenzin that will further allow you to perform physical work. Acting as a tablet as well as a cellphone the “Practical Apps Optimization Enabled Devices” (PAOE) makes it possible for gadgets to perform some physical work.
The LG EXO cellphone has been conceptualized and designed by Benjamin Lotte. His phone apparently broke in a minor incident and that is what inspired him to design a durable phone that could be used carelessly without any hassles.
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.
Industrial designer Cyrene Quiamco took inspiration from a Swiss Army knife to design a concept phone
that eases music, contact information and other data transfer that till date is mostly transferred via Bluetooth. The concept phone, known as Kard, utilizes electronic cards to exchange information between two similar devices.
With the latest technological advancements, features and functions of mobile phones change more frequently than any other portable gadget available on the market, as we see something different and new in a cellphone every few days. Conceived by designer Jim Chan, the “Nokia 2030” is a phone concept that presents an illuminated touch sensitive keypad to allow fast and easy messaging. Featuring a body finished in reinforced scratch-resistant glass, the futuristic phone comes with full-color display capabilities to enhance the experience of the user. Measuring 2 x 4.75 x 0.25 inches (WLH) in dimensions, the Nokia 2030 also attaches colored films, at the rear, to change its color, while polished titanium case protects the screen from scratches.
