The designer is back with a futuristic cellphone dubbed the “Eye” that allows the user to see the world through its screen. Featuring a see-through LCD screen, the futuristic cellphone not just presents a sleek design for the trendy but also lets them watch movies, view pictures and listen to music anywhere, anytime. And an enhanced GPS system navigates you safely to your destination.
Creating synergy between human beings and communication technology, Singapore-based designer Sonny Lim has devised a cellphone concept dubbed “Sony-Ericsson 3G” that allows communication in a more natural manner. The 3G concept phone features large touchscreen wherein text and numbers are drawn with your thumb on a nine-dot matrix, which resembles children’s finger-painting. The idea is easy as it is visual and resembles natural writing. Moreover, drawing a character is faster and more natural than searching for the letter on a small keypad. This visual writing principle could also be applied to non-Western alphabets, which could be a major advantage for non-English users.
Attributing the characteristics of a portable console to your mobile handset, designer Thomas Broadbent has devised a cellphone concept that literally turns your mobile phone into a gaming controller. The ”Gaming Phone,” as the designer hails the phone concept, makes use of a “life light” which shows the power or life of your opponents, together with a microSD card slot that allows extra memory and storage space for new games streamed from the net. The Hybrid cellphone also includes a 3.2 megapixel camera, a USB charger/connection port and a fully colored screen to enrich your experience.
The Nokia M31 by Jon DeGorsky is a cellphone concept that appeals both formally as well as graphically. Boasting latest technological advancements in cellphone industry, the graphically unique mobile handset draws inspiration from crop circles and comes integrated with two touch screens which pops up after sliding the phone. The top screen displays contacts, internet, mailbox, messaging, games, calendar and tools/setting, while on the other hand, the inner screen presents numeric interface, letter interface and interface changing bar. The dual touch mobile phone sliding smoothly is sure to widen your experience.
Packed work schedule often results in physical as well as mental illness among people working and living in chaotic city environment. Allowing breathing space for city dwellers, Chinese designer Lu Yin has designed a mobile phone called “Relexer” that as its name suggests doubles as a medical gadget to review the health of the users. Integrating a thermometer that can be worn around the wrist like a bracelet, the cellphone measures the temperature and other drastic discrepancies in the body so the users can take the precautionary measures unless it becomes too late to control the ailment. Moreover, the users can communicate and send their daily or weekly health update to the doctor for a proper diagnose and treatment.
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