Top 10 Cool Phones & Tablet Concept
Change is the law of nature, this applies to almost every field of work or innovation coming to existence.
High-end technology and unusual designs are flooding the market. Innovators are determined to get more out of new advancement in technology.
They're concept phones designed by handset makers, independent designers or industrial design firms for the purpose of galvanizing audiences and stirring debate about where wireless technology is headed.
Here are such 10 phone & tablet concept.
1. Samsung Galaxy Heaven
Samsung Galaxy Heaven powered by Android phone has everything, it?s slim, flexible screen, projector and a camera.
The key technology of the device is, the ?Galaxy Skin? that transforms the entire body of the handset by sending an electronic signal. As far as specs go, the display is a 4 inch WVGA one of the flexible kind and it also comes with a 1GHz CPU, a projector, augmented reality and a customized Android Flexy OS, with 8.0 mega-pixel camera, Bluetooth 3.0, USB, Wi-Fi, 4G and 32GB of memory.
2. Transparent Android Smartphone
Mobiado, luxury mobile makers, and Aston Martin, maker of luxury cars, worked together to create a mobile phone. The first prototype Android phone has been shown is transparent. Mobiado mobile phone concept called CTP002, is basically a large transparent glass, titanium-sapphire with two edges on the left and right. The screen is a capacitive touchscreen colored glass.
Mobiado and Aston Martin claim to enable the phone with a connection to once car and its display. Users will also be able to view maps with directions to local venues, exchange photos on social networking sites.
3. B&O with Samsung
It's a mix between the current Samsung Galaxy lineups with Bang & Olufsen traditional slant on masculine industrial engineering.
This model is nicknamed BoPhone M and it comes with a 1.5GHz dual core CPU, HSPA+ connectivity and a 4.3 inch WVGA Super AMOLED Plus display with 64 GB of internal memory. 8 megapixel back camera with autofocus and LED flash and 2 megapixel camera upfront.
It also features Bluetooth 3.0, Wi-Fi and USB 2.0. Android 2.3 is the OS.
4. HTC Aurora
HTC Aurora tablet is dealing with an Android 3.0 Honeycomb OS, and comes with a 5 megapixel camera with autofocus and 720p video capture. There is also a 10.1 inch capacitive touchscreen on board, with multi-touch support, WiFi and Bluetooth 3.0, 4G is also among the supported connectivity types and the internal memory is 64GB.
The designer chose a 2GHz AMD Phenom X7, together with 2GB DDR3 RAM.
5. Google Nexus 3
Google's concept phone, Google Nexus 3 has features such as 4G for our fellow Americans, a dual-core 1.2GHz, maybe even 1.5GHz, processor; could be OMAP 4460 or the famous Qualcomm Snapdragon.
The display, which is reported to be MASSIVE, will be 720p HD and will have the ability to shoot 1080p HD. It's unsure whether it will be super AMOLED plus like the Samsung Galaxy S II.
6. Skinny-Jeans Phone
The slim, minimal Glance phone by designer Alan Ferias is tight-jean friendly and features a genius little screen on its bottom side in addition to the larger main screen, even when your phone is in your pocket you can take a glance who's blowing up your email, texts, twitter, or even to casually check the time.
It features 4 inch OLED screen with scratch resistant glass at front and 2 inch OLED screen at bottom for quick view of notifications, there is also a front facing camera, and back facing camera with built-in flash, mini USB connection and 3.5 mm headphone jack with dual speakers for stereo sound
7. Motorola Bee
The Motorola Bee concept is not a particularly slim phone, but its unique idea is using the tablet-oriented Android Honeycomb on a Smartphone with a 4.3-inch display. The screen on the phone supports an incredible 1280 x 720 pixel resolution and can bring the content to be big screened via micro HDMI. The phone has an 8-megapixel camera on the back, a fingerprint scanner, and 4G too.
8. HTC Tube
HTC Tube is a smart and ultimate edition, with the first running Android 2.2 on 800MHz and a 1.5GHz Dual core CPU coupled with WP7/Android 2.2 via dual boot.
The idea behind the HTC Tube is that an Android phone can slot into a tablet shell for extra battery life, computing resources, and screen real estate. The tablet can then become a full-fledged laptop when paired with a keyboard dock, while storage cartridges give you plenty of space for movies and music.
Features can change depending on the cartridge you use and we learn that the external case of the handset is made of a magnesium alloy and incorporates a 4.65 inch S-Amoled multi-touch capacitive display.
The internal cartridge provides the most important features, like the GPS, WiFi, 3G, camera (up to 12MP) with dual LED flash.
9. Flip
The Smartphone named as Flip. It comes with three HD or high resolution touch screens with embedded elegant QWERTY keyboard. It comes or integrated with Android based OS.
Flip phone is differentiates itself from the norm of a Smartphone and incorporates the physical product into the interaction.
It's a triple-display handset running stock Android that pops out like a tent, collapses into a standard slate and even folds out like a little book. Each screen is said to be Super AMOLED hiding behind Gorilla Glass with steel mesh acting as hinges and there's a full QWERTY keyboard.
10. Eco Pad
It's true that most tablets do need to get charged up regularly, so it would be nice to come up with a way to reduce the need for recharging.
Ecopad is a concept of Tablet under development that needs no external power sources to charge it. All that it needs is your touch to power it up.
The nano piezoelectric layer is capable of producing and storing energy based on human interaction. When the user interacts by touching the display the layer produces electricity and stores it in the battery. Whenever you run out of charge, just a dew interaction on the display would power your tablet again!
High-end technology and unusual designs are flooding the market. Innovators are determined to get more out of new advancement in technology.
They're concept phones designed by handset makers, independent designers or industrial design firms for the purpose of galvanizing audiences and stirring debate about where wireless technology is headed.
Here are such 10 phone & tablet concept.
1. Samsung Galaxy Heaven
Samsung Galaxy Heaven powered by Android phone has everything, it?s slim, flexible screen, projector and a camera.
The key technology of the device is, the ?Galaxy Skin? that transforms the entire body of the handset by sending an electronic signal. As far as specs go, the display is a 4 inch WVGA one of the flexible kind and it also comes with a 1GHz CPU, a projector, augmented reality and a customized Android Flexy OS, with 8.0 mega-pixel camera, Bluetooth 3.0, USB, Wi-Fi, 4G and 32GB of memory.
2. Transparent Android Smartphone
Mobiado, luxury mobile makers, and Aston Martin, maker of luxury cars, worked together to create a mobile phone. The first prototype Android phone has been shown is transparent. Mobiado mobile phone concept called CTP002, is basically a large transparent glass, titanium-sapphire with two edges on the left and right. The screen is a capacitive touchscreen colored glass.
Mobiado and Aston Martin claim to enable the phone with a connection to once car and its display. Users will also be able to view maps with directions to local venues, exchange photos on social networking sites.
3. B&O with Samsung
It's a mix between the current Samsung Galaxy lineups with Bang & Olufsen traditional slant on masculine industrial engineering.
This model is nicknamed BoPhone M and it comes with a 1.5GHz dual core CPU, HSPA+ connectivity and a 4.3 inch WVGA Super AMOLED Plus display with 64 GB of internal memory. 8 megapixel back camera with autofocus and LED flash and 2 megapixel camera upfront.
It also features Bluetooth 3.0, Wi-Fi and USB 2.0. Android 2.3 is the OS.
4. HTC Aurora
HTC Aurora tablet is dealing with an Android 3.0 Honeycomb OS, and comes with a 5 megapixel camera with autofocus and 720p video capture. There is also a 10.1 inch capacitive touchscreen on board, with multi-touch support, WiFi and Bluetooth 3.0, 4G is also among the supported connectivity types and the internal memory is 64GB.
The designer chose a 2GHz AMD Phenom X7, together with 2GB DDR3 RAM.
5. Google Nexus 3
Google's concept phone, Google Nexus 3 has features such as 4G for our fellow Americans, a dual-core 1.2GHz, maybe even 1.5GHz, processor; could be OMAP 4460 or the famous Qualcomm Snapdragon.
The display, which is reported to be MASSIVE, will be 720p HD and will have the ability to shoot 1080p HD. It's unsure whether it will be super AMOLED plus like the Samsung Galaxy S II.
6. Skinny-Jeans Phone
The slim, minimal Glance phone by designer Alan Ferias is tight-jean friendly and features a genius little screen on its bottom side in addition to the larger main screen, even when your phone is in your pocket you can take a glance who's blowing up your email, texts, twitter, or even to casually check the time.
It features 4 inch OLED screen with scratch resistant glass at front and 2 inch OLED screen at bottom for quick view of notifications, there is also a front facing camera, and back facing camera with built-in flash, mini USB connection and 3.5 mm headphone jack with dual speakers for stereo sound
7. Motorola Bee
The Motorola Bee concept is not a particularly slim phone, but its unique idea is using the tablet-oriented Android Honeycomb on a Smartphone with a 4.3-inch display. The screen on the phone supports an incredible 1280 x 720 pixel resolution and can bring the content to be big screened via micro HDMI. The phone has an 8-megapixel camera on the back, a fingerprint scanner, and 4G too.
8. HTC Tube
HTC Tube is a smart and ultimate edition, with the first running Android 2.2 on 800MHz and a 1.5GHz Dual core CPU coupled with WP7/Android 2.2 via dual boot.
The idea behind the HTC Tube is that an Android phone can slot into a tablet shell for extra battery life, computing resources, and screen real estate. The tablet can then become a full-fledged laptop when paired with a keyboard dock, while storage cartridges give you plenty of space for movies and music.
Features can change depending on the cartridge you use and we learn that the external case of the handset is made of a magnesium alloy and incorporates a 4.65 inch S-Amoled multi-touch capacitive display.
The internal cartridge provides the most important features, like the GPS, WiFi, 3G, camera (up to 12MP) with dual LED flash.
9. Flip
The Smartphone named as Flip. It comes with three HD or high resolution touch screens with embedded elegant QWERTY keyboard. It comes or integrated with Android based OS.
Flip phone is differentiates itself from the norm of a Smartphone and incorporates the physical product into the interaction.
It's a triple-display handset running stock Android that pops out like a tent, collapses into a standard slate and even folds out like a little book. Each screen is said to be Super AMOLED hiding behind Gorilla Glass with steel mesh acting as hinges and there's a full QWERTY keyboard.
10. Eco Pad
It's true that most tablets do need to get charged up regularly, so it would be nice to come up with a way to reduce the need for recharging.
Ecopad is a concept of Tablet under development that needs no external power sources to charge it. All that it needs is your touch to power it up.
The nano piezoelectric layer is capable of producing and storing energy based on human interaction. When the user interacts by touching the display the layer produces electricity and stores it in the battery. Whenever you run out of charge, just a dew interaction on the display would power your tablet again!
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