LG has taken wraps off its tiny concept clamshell that has taken a different approach in the designing of the future phones. The concept clamshell reveals two touchscreens as you unfold it. It won’t feature any real keypad but will have a virtual keypad as seen found on the LG’s Prada phone. The dynamic icons will move around at the tap. The phone will offer support for games.
Leeds University researchers have developed a mobile phone which can measure the vital signs of a patient. This phone would aid the patients in monitoring their health and receiving advice and that too from the comforts of their couch. The patient could get details with regards to health data too.
The advantage of this phone is that it would cut down on the number of visit to the doctor’s clinic and hence save out on expensive medical bills. A prototype testing is about to begin with full fledged trials beginning next year.
The Z750 by Sony Ericsson has a sturdy and one of the most elegant panels to boast about, in Phantom Grey or Rose Pink it looks gorgeous!. Its outer upholstery conceals the Leds just below it and they make you aware of a call or an unchecked message. This phone speaks more than just it’s stylish out of the world looks. Including the web, true push email and live tickertape RSS feeds it has a wide range of other functionalities too.
The concept phone dubbed “Archive” will enable the users to share ideas at ease and pace. Virtual teamwork is made effortless through smart wireless conferencing and remote presentations. Bluetooth audio ensures strong and clear communication.
Though I don't know if this "amazing" product is actually in works, I would really love to see the dream come true. For now I know that it cames with an OLED display, a 3.2-megapixel camera, 2GB of storage, and an integrated FM tuner.
The ultra-thin phone comes with silver accents and flip-down cover.
The Nokia Aeon concept was somehow inspired by Synaptics Onyx. The full surface touchscreen display phone concept is indeed tempting but I can't say anything else about it.Nokia won't make any comments on the phone but you know what they say, if it is a secret it must be a good one!
The concept phone has been made up of flexible material and has been named “Tag”. The flexible material used will allow this phone to change its shape according to the mode.
So hang them, wear as a wristband or just wrap around the belt, these phones will never say no to a shape as you shouldn't say not to them!
The looks of this concept phone from BenQ-Seimens are alluring enough to turn your head. The Black Box changes the control layout according to the functions you use. I really like this one.
The Black Label Retroxis phone reflects a retro
approach towards design with clean aesthetics, optimum controls and functions.
It is sheathed in high genteel polycarbonate prominent for its lightweight and stiffness and the imperceptible OLED display silently hides away when inactive to make your phone look clean and stylish.
According to various sources (including "The Mercury News") this morning, the great debate over the name "iPhone" has reach and end. The debacle began late last year, when Cisco released a VOIP device it called the iPhone. The debate peaked again at MacWorld in January, when Steve Jobs marched on stage and presented Apple's long-anticipated product with the same name. It's been pretty harsh on both sides, with ardent Apple defenders decrying the lawsuit as frivolous and claiming that Apple's trademark for the iPhone name abroad was stronger than Cisco's ownership here in the United States. Apple detractors lauded Cisco for standing up to Apple and challenging what they perceived as another example of Apple's legal aggression, especially in the wake of Apple's lawsuits against other companies over use of the word "iPod" in their own product names and trademarks.
All in all, the argument drew a lot of fire and heated emotions, but one thing is absolutely clear: It came to perhaps the most predictable yet anticlimactic conclusion possible, an amicable settlement by both parties.
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Name : Carol Heastings
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