Nokia N10 Triple Boot Concept

Concept Phone: Nokia N10 - Triple Boot - WP Mango, MeeGo n Android - 1.2Ghz Dual Core, 8MP Cam, 1GB
For those who can’t decide what phone OS they want or want to have them all but don’t want to have all phones, this features triple booting of Android, MeeGo and Windows Phone.

Its a concept phone by Mohammed Shihuzaan and its specs are some what which can be acceptable in terms of real world. Would love to see this Smartest Phone with Triple Boot and such great
hardware specs.

Nokia N10 - Triple Boot - WP - MeeGo - Android Nokia N10 Features and Specs: White-Anodized aluminum casing Triple booting OSs – Meego Harmattan as default OS.Other supported OSs are Android,WP7.5. Except WP and Meego, the remain one can be removed and added. Hackers can add any OS.

*Except Meego, the remains can be removed and added Curved Gorilla Glass CBD (AMOLED) 480 x 854, 3.9-inch capacitive. Plus LED bottom buttons, so the buttons can easily be changed in different OSs.

*Clear Black OLED capacitive touch display Anti-glare polariser Dolby Mobile sound enhancement; Dolby Headphone support 1 GB RAM , 32/16 GB internal. 32/16 GB external Dual-core 1.2GHz, Mali-400MP GPU FM radio with RDS NFC 8 MP, 3264×2448 pixels, Carl Zeiss optics, autofocus, dual LED flash, 1080p@30fps v2.0 microUSB (MHL), USB On-the-go not MicroSIM irremovable battery. Stand-by – Up to 380 h (2G) / Up to 450 h (3G) The design is non-traditional with a sail-like asymmetrical face. It sort of reminds us of a sleeker, closed, Nokia communicator.D bottom buttons, so the buttons can easily be changed in different OSs.

*Clear Black OLED capacitive touch display Anti-glare polariser Dolby Mobile sound enhancement; Dolby Headphone support 1 GB RAM , 32/16 GB internal. 32/16 GB external Dual-core 1.2GHz, Mali-400MP GPU FM radio with RDS NFC 8 MP, 3264×2448 pixels, Carl Zeiss optics, autofocus, dual LED flash, 1080p@30fps v2.0 microUSB (MHL), USB On-the-go not MicroSIM irremovable battery. Stand-by – Up to 380 h (2G) / Up to 450 h (3G) The design is non-traditional with a sail-like asymmetrical face. It sort of reminds us of a sleeker, closed, Nokia communicator.

blind camera concept

Here is one interesting camera you won’t find on sale. Called Buttons, this camera is unlike any other camera you’ve seen before. Featuring no optical components at all, it is essentially a blind camera that relies on other people to take photographs for you. The brainchild of Sascha Pohflepp, Buttons is a camera that doesn’t capture photographs in the traditional way. In fact it doesn’t even “capture” photographs.

When you hit the shutter button, that exact time you pressed the button is stored on the camera (which actually features a Sony Ericsson phone that’s running a modified operating system). With the time of the shutter pressed in mind, the camera than trawls through Flickr and searches for a photograph that was taken at that exact same moment in time, but by someone else.

This search could take up to minutes or hours depending on how fast it stumbles upon a photograph with the same timestamp as the moment you “snapped” a picture on the blind camera. Definitely one of the more creative ways you can use to capture the moment. You’ll have no idea what’s going to turn up on the screen of your camera whenever you hit the shutter button. Watch a demonstration video or find out more about this concept design.

Sony Ericsson Xperia Smart Dual Core 2GHz

On the inside we find a 2GHz dual core processor, plus 1GB of RAM and 8 to 64GB of internal memory. Sony Ericsson Xperia smart supports WiFi, DLNA and NFC connectivity and features an 8.1 megapixel camera with Sony Exmor R sensor, LED flash and 1080p full HD video recording. Videocalling will be handled through a 3.2 megapixel front camera.
Which model do you like better? Ape or Smart?

iPhone Fun Lockscreen Concept

The original designer Mac Funamizu had an interesting idea of a lockscreen, inspired by the one on the MIUI software. He thought that the iPhone user should also do something fun when unlocking the screen, stuff like shooting a billiards ball or a bowling ball towards some upper screen area targets.

iPhone 5 Concept

The guys at iSpazio has published some really nice concept pictures of the iPhone 5. Head over to the next page to view pics!

iPhone Nano

iPhone Nano

Have no idea what are the specs behind the iPhone nano mockup created by Nicholas, one of the commenters on the original 9to5mac.com article talking about such concepts. However, we’re loving the purple theme and how slim the device manages to be. It appears it was designed months ago, before the iPhone nano was even a dream

This handset is slim enough to look fragile and its screen is once again edge to edge, like the one of the previous concept… Is this edge to edge thing ever going to be implemented?

[via 9to5mac]

Sony Ericsson P1 Makes Another Return as the Xperia Text

Sony Ericsson P1 must have been a very loved phone, since we’ve seen a couple of Sony Ericsson concepts that are meant to be its successors. Joining the list is the Xperia Text shown below, the creation of Esato board user pavlov’s dog.

The Xperia concept is a mere 8mm thin, even thinner than the Xperia Arc and we learn that the Xperia Text comes with a 3.7 inch 720 960 pixel IPS display and a dual core processor. Rocker keys are also on board and the handset sports a pretty business/enterprise look.

[via Esato]

Sony Ericsson Xperia Business & a Message of Hope for Japan

The Xperia Business comes with a 1GHz processor, a 3 inch touchscreen and it runs Android 2.4 with a customized Sony Ericsson interface. In this time of uncertainty, one can only hope that the launch of the Xperia Play, Neo and Pro models (the latest) will go flawlessly and maybe some new devices, as well…

HTC Gamer, a Serious 7 Inch Rival to All Portable Consoles

HTC Gamer, a Serious 7 Inch Rival to All Portable Consoles

As one of our most prolific designers, Long-Nong Huang is back with the HTC Gamer, a very interesting portable device, that sports a 7 inch display. The gizmo uses a single core Qualcomm Snapdragon CPU at 1,4GHz and a 2 megapixel front camera. At the back you’ll find a 5 megapixel camera with dual LED flash.
HTC Gamer runs Android 3.0 Honeycomb, supports HSPA+ connectivity and has a 6000mAh battery, providing 12 hours of 3D gaming. The specs list of the 7 inch device is completed by 1GB RAM, HDMI, a special charging port and microUSB. Would you buy this instead of a PSP or Nintendo DS?

PS Square, the Smart Mobile Device Ideal for Teens

PS Square, the Smart Mobile Device Ideal for Teens

 At first glance this seems like a future Sony PlayStation console, an alternative to the Sony NGP. Created by Hirotaka Matsui, the PS Square is a conceptual smart mobile device that’s oriented towards members of the public who are 12 to 14 years old.
 PS Square supports induction charging, Bluetooth, possibly 3G and it embeds a microSD card slot. A QWERTY keyboard and a large (probably OLED) screen are incorporated and the device can connect to the PC and TV with ease, via wireless.

The same concept portable device supports social networking, gaming (as shown by the directional pad) and even school work, if you have time for that. Action keys are present as well and an eReader should be on board, too. It’s hard for me to see teenagers doing homework on this device, since I personally would be tempted to socialize and play games on it, but it’s an incredibly cool gadget, to be honest.

 [via Hirotaka Matsui]

Sony Ericsson Xperia LED Android Phone

Sony Ericsson Xperia LED Android Phone

Unsatisfied with the current build quality of Android phones, designer Kieron-Scott decided to create the Sony Ericsson Xperia LED concept. This Android device comes with a unibody high polished black steel body and copper plated buttons with LED indicators.

In order to get evenly illuminated shots, the Xperia LED uses the ring flash technology and a nice touch is the illuminated Sony Ericsson at the back. This seems to be a design prototype, so it’s a work in progress, accepting input from you. There’s the comments section for that, if you have suggestions.

This handset certainly looks like Nexus material and Google would probably embrace it as its own. Notice the edge to edge screen present upfront, but I’m not so sure about that curved back. Perhaps make the curve smaller?

[via kieron-scott]

iPhone 5 Concept Resorts to Squeezing Instead of Home Button (Video)

We’ve hearing more and more often the theory concerning an iPhone 5 without a Home button. This time we’re given an alternative for this mechanism: a phone squeezing gesture that will take you back to the main menu. Max Rudberg is the man behind this idea, that you can see in the video below.

Another cool idea would be a touch area on the back of the next gen iPhone, like the one you have on the brand new PSP, Sony NGP. Also, one may wonder if squeezing the phone so hard won’t affect its signal… What do you say?

Sony Ericsson Shine U3 Concept

The Esato board member redsaph is welcome to the world of concept phone creators, presenting the first phone design which is based on Sony Ericsson Shine U3. Being a part of the XPERIA series and the device has a 12 megapixel camera with Xenon flash and a 4.2 inch AMOLED display.

Yuxa Phone Concept

Today wearable phones are not considered to be innovations, but when such design meets eco-friendliness, something interesting is bound to be invented. Veronica Eugenia Rodriguez Ortiz, a mexican designer, has made the Yuxa wearable cellphone concept which people can wear around their wrist, just like a watch or a bracelet

Apple’s iPad Tab Grip Concept

It really is a beautiful experience to survive with your Apple ipad if you have this device the Tab Grip which gives total comfort to you and protection to the ipad by holding it tightly. The Tab Grip is actually a stand which is versatile and guards the device even when kept in a flat surface. It helps the ipad to stay firm and be safe within the Tab Grip, even while you are playing your favorite games or while your friends are sharing your screen to view the latest videos.

Eye Concept Mobile

The eye is a compact and light weighted sleek mobile that has LCD touch screen which is transparent ad can be seen through easily. It also offers a variety of functions. The screen enhances the function of the GPS device and helps in deducting the destinations with the arrow present in the Eye Mobile screen. The mobile has a real view camera which gives a clear and sharp view of the pictures of the images taken.

Micro SD Card Reader Watch Concept

The Micro SD card reader watch is a revolutionary watch that helps you to store data and it operates with Windows 98/2000/XP/Vista/7 and Mac OS 9.1 and microSD card slot can be added to enhance the storage capacity. It is designed with the buckle, Stainless steel bezel and back cover. It has a LED screen of status indicator and is built to be Water resistant and Shock and static-proof. It is powered with the battery which has a life for 3 years and is powered with USB.

Concept Phone Nokia Kinetic rises during an incoming call

Mobile phones have long been transformed from utilitarian gadgets to loyal aides and even friends. The owners pride themselves on their cellphones and, if so, their unusual features. Designer Jeremy Innes-Hopkins, presented a concept phone called the Nokia Kinetic, which is a very unusual way to give the owner aware of an incoming call or message. This phone has a thickened rounded base, and during the call, he rises to a vertical position, thus attracting the attention of his owner, and along with all others.

Gravity Phone - HD concept mobile phone with support for HDMI

The concept of a mobile phone , presented at Yanko Design, is hardly a pocket gadget . Unless, of course, do not take into account the very large trousers with very large pockets that can accommodate a netbook. Gravity Phone shows us some of the features that might be osnashatsya next generation handsets. So, what we get, sacrificing compactness?

Concept Phone Nokia E-Cu has a heat generator and recharges the warmth of the human body

Using a mobile phone so tightly come into our lives, that in its absence, we literally feel cut off from the world. Big trouble can bring unexpected phone holder Discharging. Unfortunately, despite the rapid evolution of mobile phones, battery life is unlikely to be increased in the near future as developers batteries are lagging behind the increasing processing power and new features being introduced into modern smartphones.