Here at Concept Phones we usually show you designs of phones or mockups, maybe even prototypes, but sometimes when a mystery handset leaks, we share our opinion on its authenticity. For example, what you see here is the Sony Nexus X, apparently, that was leaked on Picasa. We’ve been expecting a bunch of Nexus devices this year, but only LG made a move in that direction so far, as leaks already showed. As you can see, the phone has a pretty special design, different from the classic Xperia look. The back is curved and the device seems quite bulky, although it could be just an optical illusion. At the back we have a camera with a pretty big lens and a LED flash, plus a lower side that looks as if it were made from a different material than the rest of the back. To me the shape of the Sony Nexus X back is very much like the one of the HTC 8X. Also, notice how the microUSB port is on the side and close to it we find pins for a potential docking mechanism.
The front side is pretty typical for a LG or Sony phone, but this time it includes virtual buttons and not capacitive ones. I’m calling this one a fake and a render/mockup. How about you? What do you think of this presumed Sony Google Nexus Phone?

One of our readers, DJArmani sent us an email requiring us to create a Nokia Lumia concept phone that slightly resembles the Lumia 920 and adopts a list of specs that he request. Designer Rahul Sharma from India was kind enough to turn the request into a real concept and the result can be seen below. Meet the Nokia Lumia 950 Atlantis, a 4.8 inch smartphone.
We’re dealing with a phone that arrives with the tagline “Be the change” and it offers a single unbibody design, engineered with titanium steel. Upfront we’ve got a 4.8 inch Puremotion display, Windows Phone 8 as the OS and a 2 GHz quad core Snapdragon CPU with Adreno 320 GPU inside. 2 GB of LPDDR3 RAM are also included, as well as dual Dolby surround speakers for a more immersive experience. At the back we’ve got a 16 megapixel Pureview camera with a 3 point Xenon LED flash.
There’s also a removable 3100 mAh battery on board and aside from the request Rahul Sharma added a metallic triangular kickstand at the back. This is a magnetic detachable kickstand, created so it won’t stick to the phone at all times, in order not to look weird. There’s also a dedicated camera key on board and dual 2 megapixel cameras at the front. NFC, facial recognition, gesture tracking and up to 128 GB of extra microSD storage are features also included by Rahul Sharma.
He also performed slight tweaks of the design of the Lumia 920, like the curves at the bottom, while keeping the main idea intact. Fancy it? We sure do! As usual we advise you to send us your ideal design and our designer friends will make them real.