Despite the growing pace at which the cell phone technology is moving, we are always wondering, how the phone of the future will look like. However, four creative designers (Lukas Doenz, Joachim Kornauth, Toni Weichselbraun, and Max Salesse), probably from the future, has unveiled the “Gravity Series” concept phone to give us the glimpse of the future. Featuring the hardware designed to be modular, the concept phone offers a huge HD display and HD output. So, if you thought a software update to resolve your phone’s reception issues should get a court’s approval beforehand, you are definitely looking at the bolt from the blue with Gravity Series allowing users to upgrade even the components of the phone. So, you never liked your 8MP camera phone? No problem, take it out and drop the new 12MP in!
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Inspired one of the most trendy fashion accessories, the bracelet, Kiwi designer Chuck Lee has come up with a sleek phone dubbed the “Bricell” that looks more like a piece of jewelry than a gadget. Intended towards female users, the jewelry phone features a simple yet stylish design, allowing easy controls for relatively not-so-geeky-users. Integrating just two touch pads, one for scrolling up and down and the other for clicking OK, to work like normal buttons, the wearable phone also features a hearing piece that works wirelessly with Bluetooth technology. The cellphone works both with and without the earphones. Featuring the body finished in silicon and other parts by injection molding, the concept phone moves the interface up and down on the screen, when the user scrolls up and down on the pad, to enter the menu by pressing the OK button. The Bricell also includes a docking station to place and charge it safely.
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In this age of wearable technology where music and rhythm get imbued with fabric, phone is no exception. So, as we move ahead in this age of high-tech garments making dialogue with fashion, the high-tech-haute-couture firm CuteCircuit could not hold back to reveal its new creation – the M-dress. Equipped with a concealed embedded sim card and antenna in its fabric, the M-dress can take calls from anyone, but at the absence of keyboard or display it can only be programmed to call one number, (your mom’s number, maybe!). User can receive calls by simply lifting the hand when it rings and disconnect by lowering your hand. Undoubtedly, this transition of existing gadgetry into the future looks fascinating and we are expecting some heavy styling before it goes out to impress the tech-jaded world.
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The at-home communication station designed by Nils Siegel is a very conventional mobile phone concept whose looks belie its inherent uniqueness. The phone shows its exceptional multi-functional character only when secured to the dock at home. The charging station erupts to life with a smiling face to let you chat with your near and dear ones, share messages far and wide and engage in a host of other interactive activities, making the whole experience so full of fun and excitement all from your home.
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Sponsored by Samsung, the “Nek-fon” by designer Verenice Macedo is a cellphone concept that as indicated by its name can be worn around the neck like a necklace. Essentially a mobile phone built in a necklace, the futuristic cellphone detaches the pendent from the necklace to be used an earpiece. The Nek-fon also features a camera that projects a screen on any flat surface to let the user text, surf the internet and go through the contact list with minimum fuss. And when not in use as a cellphone, the hi-tech device becomes a fashion accessory for the trendy users.
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