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iPhone 4G Mockup Design

vmphones — Mon, 09 Feb 2009 16:01:03 +0000

We know that iPhone is phenomenal. The sleek design of its exterior, its usability, countless cool applications and everything inside the iPhone make it so revolutionary and outstanding. While world's economy is spiraling downwards, Apple is moving in the opposite direction, thanks to its iPhone for successfully making remarkable number of sales of more than 13 million units in 2008. Apple, however, shows no hint about the next iPhone successor but rumor has been spreading across the internet about design concept of the iPhone 4G.

The picture above is the so-called iPhone 4G. Anyway, here's some of the new features that are rumored to be included:

3.2 Megapixel camera
True GPS
Titanium and glass
Removable battery
OLED screen
Front camera for chat
32 GB of space

The features seem to be brilliant but I seriously doubt the design. It's like Apple is taking iPhone 4G in the backward direction if this rumor was true. Well, I strongly believe this is some kind of designer vision on the iPhone 4G but I think Apple can come up with a better design and of course better features (5MP camera perhaps?).

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Concept Phone: Mobile Projector Phone

vmphones — Sun, 10 Aug 2008 22:48:58 +0000

Here’s another revolutionary mobile projector phone concept but this one is a bit more thought out, though not without its problems. It offers portability and the communications functions of a mobile phone with a projector to support a new lifestyle.

As you’ve probably guessed, anything on screen can be projected onto a wall. There’s support for real time conferencing tho the camera faces the ceiling when in projector mode so I guess you’ll look like some floating head from the viewer’s perspective.

Perhaps the only reasonable utility is the ability to watch stored movies on a large screen, possibly HD since storage capacities have ramped up exponentially. Users can enjoy an array of multimedia this way, everything from videos, maybe video games, and TV.

Now to the obvious problems. Projectors produce a lot of light to get sharp saturated images. Surely a phone’s battery would run dry within minutes if tasked with such a job. Not so according to the designer. The projection system is part of a newer generation of miniaturized video components. That combined with advancements in battery technologies provide for an acceptable viewing experience.

Made of polycarbonate that is highly durable, insulating and energy saving with a graphite sheet to increase heat conductivity to dissipate heat. The edge is made of aluminum to enhance heat radiation away from the projector module and function keys. In another words, this thing would get hot!

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Nokia Morph: A glimpse of Future Phone

vmphones — Tue, 08 Jul 2008 11:29:59 +0000

Phone users always find concept phones something interesting for them to take a look as it gives them a brief dejavu of what future phone will look like. This green Morph phone is one of the most mind blowing concept phone that brings all the futuristic features into a single device held up by transparent, self cleaning cover, thanks to the ground-breaking nano-technology achievement.

The Nokia Morph demonstrates how far could nano technology revolutionize the future phones while showing us the endless possibilities and unthinkable functions that could be put on board. The basic idea of the Nokia Morph brainchild is to make a cell phone which is flexible, easy to use and can be folded and bended into any shapes you like which include to transform it in any shape ranging from a circular bracelet mode to a landscape mode.

The collaboration between Nokia and nanotechnology research from University of Cambridge which successfully giving birth to the Nokia Morph is committed to bring this concept phone to the next level, materializing the device for the public in the future. The seamless fusion between art and science in the device will definitely fuel phone enthusiasts curiosity and eagerness.