The Stix concept phone is designed by Cyrene Quiamco and helps burn off calories to keep you in shape. This innovative device will only charge up again if you jog, jump, shake, or perform any other exercise so your kinetic energy can keep it working. The actual phone wraps around your wrist and comes with a pedometer and heart rate monitor to track your vitals and help you maintain a healthy lifes...
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Fastcompany.com has an interesting piece about a an iPhone app that was created to monitor your heart rate, and then broadcast it to the social network of your choice! The concept fits within the wider area of body computing, which apparently is about using technology to monitor physical health. You apparently need to get a patch
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What you see above is a handset concept created by Seungkyun Woo and Junyi Heo which some handset manufacturer really needs to consider picking up. As you can see, in its normal state it looks like a (somewhat) regular phone but when you’re not using it just wrap it around your wrist, watch style, and let
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A new concept OLED display from Kyocera is powered by kinetic energy. The EOS phone, as it is called, has a soft, semi-rigid polymer skin surrounding a flexible, low-energy OLED display. The EOS makes use of shape memory, so ...
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The Stix concept phone is designed by Cyrene Quiamco and helps burn off calories to keep you in shape. This innovative device will only charge up again if you jog, jump, shake, or perform any other exercise so your kinetic energy can keep it working. The actual phone wraps around your wrist and comes with a
Designer Rob Luna created an LG concept phone called Helix, a device that can also be used as a slap bracelet worn on the owners wrist. Youll find an LED section at the front side, displaying updates and you should also know that the LED strips can be shifted, in order to change the phones
The latest “LG Oyster Mobile” is a super, elegant model, designed by Kenny Lohr II. The unique curved design with a layered shell design immediately catches the eye. The phone has a sort of clamshell concept, which folds nicely to fit the wearer’s wrist or in their pocket. The device opens up to reveal its
Graphite is a concept mobile phone utilising DVB-H technology, aiming to maximise screen area whilst maintaining a mechanical kinetic aspect to the keypad. Probably the first thing you'll notice about this shiny concept phone is the translucent on/off button, scene from the 'The Dark Knight' movie and superb 3.6" AMOLED display with touch capabilities! Interestingly author has chose...
Several years ago, one of the first services that Nokia ever launched was called SportsTracker. The service has progressed steadily through the years, and is a rock-solid way to track workouts, including a step counter, GPS tracking, and a host of other features, even including a heart rate monitor feature on the N79 Active! However,
Catherine Wong created a very interesting luxury concept phone, known as Vtech Premium and made out of silver among other materials. The device comes with an interesting hairline texture and a high gloss surface. When Vtech Premium is in use, itll showcase a ring of red light, that glows and highlights the beauty of the device.
Have you seen the old packs of dynamite in cartoons? This is exactly how the concept phone below looks, although some claim it may be considered a steampunk design. We have no specs of this metallic device, but it would surely fit in titles like S.T.A.L.K.E.R or even Bioshock. I wonder what the side pipe is
