We’ve got a fresh video and pics of a new iPhone 6 concept made by Ran Avni and Hassen Cad. this device stands out because it has a curved design, metallic case and dual 3D camera at the back. Also, notice the edge to edge display upfront.
The upper and lower side of the device make me think of the HTC One for some reason and I have to say that the edge to edge display looks really nice from the side. It’s a bit of glass that makes the iPhone 6 look high tech and a bit fragile at the same time. This iPhone render involves a 4.8 inch screen, a dual 8 megapixel camera and a chassis that’s slightly thinner in the middle section.
We’ve also got a FaceTime HD camera, a 3.2 megapixel one, but the rest of the specs remain a mystery. I guess we should get 1 or 2 GB of RAM, 16/32 GB of storage, LTE, a quad core CPU made by Apple, NFC and a very good battery. How long will it be till Apple goes the edge to edge display way? Do you agree that a phone that’s thinner in the middle and larger on the upper and lower sides is more comfy to hold and use?
[via Redmondpie]

You may have figured out by now that Nokia tablets are popular concepts, but in real life there’s actually no proof that such a device will exist. The latest device of this kind comes from Juri Karasjov, who see the Nokia tablet as a bigger phone. The result is the Nokia Tana device, shown below:
This tablet PC packs a 14 megapixel back camera, a 3 megapixel front camera and a 7.4 inch display, supporting a 1920 x 1080 pixel resolution. It also has an enhanced sound system, it weighs 310 grams and it measures 7 mm. The camera at the back uses Carl Zeiss technology and as you can see, with the presence of those capacitive Windows buttons at the bottom of the screen, we’re dealing with a handset format here.
It makes the tablet prone to use in portrait mode rather than landscape, which is not exactly a good idea for a slate. The Lumia styling is still slightly present here, but only discretely, since the device is less rounded now and more rectangular. Are we ready for a Nokia tablet that’s actually a bigger phone? By the way, it would be nice if the Nokia Tana would make phone calls…
[via Juri Karasjov]