Archive for 5 Apr 2013
Nexus 5 Render is Supposedly Official, Has Strange Edges
The folks of Mobileaks.nl have published a supposedly official render
of the Nexus 5, once again rumored to be made by LG,
although odds are very small of that happening. I must say I’m not a
huge fan of this design, that I consider bulky, not modern.
Meizu MX3 Concepts Looks Stunning, Feature Edge to Edge Display
Meizu has a bunch of very cute phones and now they’re preparing for a
new device release, the Meizu MX3, that’s expected at some point in
2014. Of course, concepts of the device have appeared and they’re shown
below. Meizu has the habit of updating.
Nexus 5 by HTC, a Suman Chatterjee Mockup
After the Samsung Galaxy S4, the Nexus 5 is the most rendered phone
in 2013, I’ll give you that much. Each and every designer is having a
go, putting brands like LG, HTC, Sony, Samsung or others attached to the
Nexus 5 project. Today Suman Chatterjee.
Apple iPhone 5S Mockup Runs iOS 7.0, Has 12 MP Camera
Deepak Ahuja is certainly one of the most prolific concept phone
designers lately and now he sent us a new mockup, the one of the Apple
iPhone 5S. The handset runs iOS 7.0 and it’s rather slim and
has an impressively small width.
It packs a 4.3.
Samsung Galaxy NxT Phablet Features a Sliding Keyboard, Looks Great
Designer Christophe Simeon has sent us a great concept, the
Samsung Galaxy NxT, which is basically a 5.5 inch phablet with a sliding
keyboard mechanism. It reminds me of the ASUS Eee Pad Slider and the
Nokia E7, as far as the sliding mechanism goes.
The.
Micromax Teaser Turns Into the new Micromax Nova Handset; Here’s the Render!
Suman Chatterjee sent us a teaser of an upcoming Micromax phone two weeks ago
and accepted names for this device. Now he’s back with the finalized
unit, that’s called Micromax Nova and runs on Android 4.2 Jelly Bean.
The handset has an elongated.
Microsoft TacTile Surface Phone Concept by Michael Matteo
We have seen at least half a dozen Microsoft Surface phone
concepts and today we get one more, courtesy of Michael Matteo. He envisioned the Microsoft
TacTile, a Surface smartphone pictured below, in several shots.
These are renders of a person.