Deviantart member fediaFedia created an interesting Sony concept phone, more interesting through its specs than design. The Sony Edge is the handset with the world’s thinnest screen frame and it’s pictured below. It’s basically a whole touchscreen.

We’re only 4 hours away from the big Samsung Galaxy S IV announcement and till then we have time for one last concept, created by Sanjaya Kanishka. Of course it’s Galaxy S IV render, what else? The device is based on the first model made by this.

Yes, you read the title right, it’s Samsung Galaxy S VI or Galaxy S6 if you want, not the Galaxy S IV launching tomorrow. Vilim Pluzaric imagined it and claims that he sees the newcomer as a cultural icon, that will replace the iconic nature of the.

Hasan Kaymak, the person responsible with the HTC Concepts Facebook page sent us another one of his creations, a HTC concept tablet. The new model is called HTC One Tab 7 and by the way, the designer has a new page, a Google+ one called Hasan Kaymak.

It’s been quite a while since we last saw an iPhone concept, so this one is welcome! Bob Freking imagined a 4.8 inch Retina Display Apple smarpthone, with a seamless design and ports underneath glass cover. At the back we’ve got a 16 megapixel.

If you want a next generation phablet, the Samsung Galaxy Note III will satisfy your craving, but there’s a long waiting time till it launches. Well, till that happen we’ve got the concept below, created by Deepak Ahuja. We’re dealing here with.

I have to admit I’ve missed Nokia concepts lately, while being drowned in a sea of Samsung Galaxy S IV renders. Luckily Khoa Do Vinh has a new Nokia for us, dubbed K1-00 and this is actually a phablet, not a phone. Enjoy! The Nokia K1-00 phablet.

The clock is ticking and we’re only 3 days away from the big Samsung Galaxy S IV launch in New York. Till then concepts continue to pour in and today we’re dealing with a render coming from Suman Chatterjee. Meet his Galaxy S IV mockup: We’re dealing.

Suman Chatterjee created the Sony Xperia X smartphone and now he used that as inspiration for a tablet. Meet the Sony Xperia Tablet X, a device with a normal slate design, which is a big deal for Sony, who has been experimenting with those poor folded.