Simple yet attractive, Stephen Mok’s Locus is a super fabulous clock. I am impressed with its design and it is amazing if you take a closer look. By using simple hyperbola, as hour and minute orbit, designer has created this magnificent product. Also geared up with auto lightning feature, it makes a pretty and classy home decor item.
Touchscreen interface offering great flexibility to mobile users has just brought about a revolution in the cellphone industry. After touchscreen, now Tangible User Interface (TUI) allowing users to interact with digital information through the physical environment could well be the next big thing, though in a couple of decades, in the mobile phone market. In an attempt to give physical form to digital information, Japanese designer Mac Funamizu has come up with a cellphone concept called the “FiiL” that lets you virtually feel what you touch on the screen.
Communication Devices, Future Gadgets, Future Phones, Green Gadgets
Someone has finally empathized with women. Paz Brouk’s “Gabler” cell phones are specially designed with women in mind in that they can be easily attached to a bag or a pocket. This helps eliminate the difficulty of digging through a deep bag to find your tech tool. To beat this little problem, she’s designed the Gabler, a folding phone that can be hung over the rim of a purse. The phone folds in a slanting line in the middle thanks to the bendable screen and flexible outer shell. It has modern-day features like a built-in clock, calendar, address book and camera.
With majority of cellphone users looking for multiple functions in mobile handsets, the focus of smartphone designers has been shifting towards touch sensitive phones that can meet communication as well as multimedia needs through a single device. The popularity of touch sensitive handsets can well be measured with the fact that over 20 different touchscreen-enabled phones, though with diverse form and functions, have been released in past two years. Taking the mobile phone technology, evolving day after day, to a new level, designer Julius Tarng has come up with an innovative cellphone called the “Modai” that seems to forge emotional bonds between the user and electronic devices by persuading human behaviors and pushing the limits of mobile technology.
For centuries, tea addicts have been on a pursuit to create the perfect cup of hot tea. These days, there are a range of assorted gadgets on the market that aim to help you do just that. When looking for a tea maker, you need to consider three factors: ease of use, functionality and expense. Fatih Can SARIÖZ, a Turkish designer, has solved the problems of many office goers who are tea lovers at the same time. The designer has created a tea maker called “TEPS,” which enables the user to have warm and awesome tea with a push of a button.
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