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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Targeting the global market, French designer Clement Logereau has designed a unique mobile handset that lets users modify its back made of 152 customizable small squares. Entitled the “UNIK,” the Nokia concept becomes a fashion accessory for trendy users, as they can get additional squares in different colors and materials, including metal, transparent and rubber, from Nokia shops. The artistic cellphone lets users play with their imagination as they can match the texture with their mood or personality.
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Mobile phones have become an integral part of human life. Giving a human touch to an average device, British Designer Andrew Coghill has come up with a touch sensitive cellphone that support the natural holding positions of the hand. Hailed as “Human,” the cellphone uses the rear as well as the front of the phone to control what’s on screen with the index finger in a ‘come hither’ motion. While the fish like shape on the rear channels a left or right handed finger across the touch panel. The Low bottom screen consumes less battery and provides the user with a tabletop view of the phone’s status. The touch sensitive cellphone is sure to add the human warmth to your chatter.
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