Windows Phone 8 Luxury Smartphone Reminds me of a Hot Ferrari Supercar
Designer Grigory Bars
from Russia really put a lot of work into his GB Navigator design, a
Windows Phone 8 luxury smartphone. The handset borrows heavily from
automotive design and it reminds me of the top notch Ferrari supercars
of the past year. GB Navigator is the name of the concept phone, that
makes me feel like the times I opened the boxes of the DIY Burrago cars.
Since we don’t have any specs for this device, I have to say we could
be dealing with a 4.5 inch handset here, with a HD resolution, an 8
megapixel camera with flash at the back and edges that look rubbery for
better grip. Let’s add a dual core Snapdragon CPU under the hood, 1 GB
of RAM and 16 GB of storage and we’re all set. I find those two colored
buttons at the bottom interesting, the red and green one, that may be
used for Home/Back features, eliminating the search button.
Can’t really tell if there’s a camera button on there, but there are some shoulder buttons that may be used to change volume and enter the camera. This handset is adorned with loads of metal, but also rubber and possibly other materials related to the world of supercars. Maybe aluminum, carbon fiber, titan, magnesium? If Ferrari will ever make a Windows Phone model, it will look like this!
Can’t really tell if there’s a camera button on there, but there are some shoulder buttons that may be used to change volume and enter the camera. This handset is adorned with loads of metal, but also rubber and possibly other materials related to the world of supercars. Maybe aluminum, carbon fiber, titan, magnesium? If Ferrari will ever make a Windows Phone model, it will look like this!
iSiri is an Apple Smart Watch That Will Guide You Everywhere (Video)
Designer Federico Ciccarese
imagined one of the most original Apple concepts I’ve seen lately: the
iSiri Smartwatch. This revolutionary device allows you to ask any
question and get the answer right away, without having to remove the
handset from your pocket. This Apple Smartwatch is a round piece of
gadgetry that you can attach to your wrist like a watch.
This wearable gizmo connects to the iPhone via Bluetooth and offers
all the functions that the normal Siri does. You can ask what the
weather will be like, dictate a Facebook status, make restaurant
reservations, find out sport events scores and activate a call to
someone, via the iPhone. At the bottom of the iSiri there’s a Lightning
port and the two speakers from the iPhone 5. At the top there’s an audio
jack and Earpods seem to be bundled with it.
This Apple watch has a metallic design, so it’s basically a bigger “button” and I mean button in the sense of the ones you wear on your clothes, but with the mauve Siri logo on it. It looks pretty fancy and I can see people wearing such a trendy accessory. Would you invest in such a product?
This Apple watch has a metallic design, so it’s basically a bigger “button” and I mean button in the sense of the ones you wear on your clothes, but with the mauve Siri logo on it. It looks pretty fancy and I can see people wearing such a trendy accessory. Would you invest in such a product?
Samsung Galaxy S IV Concept Has a 12 MP Camera, Hyper AMOLED Screen
Victor Monteiro from Brazil imagined an elongated shape for the
Samsung Galaxy S IV and he designed a new concept based on his ideas.
We’re dealing with a 6.8 mm thin device, with a 4.8 inch “HyperAMOLED”
screen with 1080p resolution and Corning Gorilla Glass 3 protection.
Under the hood we’ve got an Exynos 5X2 chipset, a quad core Cortex A9
1.5 GHz chip and a quad core Cortex A10 2 GHz one, so it’s safe to say
we have an 8 core device here. The GPU is MaliX 500 MP and other
features include a 12 megapixel camera at the back and a 4 megapixel
front camera. The main camera has zero shutter lag, BSI and autofocus,
plus flash. The long body is made of brushed aluminum and kevlar fiber,
so it borrows from the iPad and the Motorola Droid RAZR.
As far as the OS goes, we’ve got Android 4.2 Jelly Bean and Nature UI 2.0. For some reason this design makes me think of a futuristic Nokia. Also, this would be the first Galaxy S without a physical Home button, so maybe we’re dealing with gesture control here.
As far as the OS goes, we’ve got Android 4.2 Jelly Bean and Nature UI 2.0. For some reason this design makes me think of a futuristic Nokia. Also, this would be the first Galaxy S without a physical Home button, so maybe we’re dealing with gesture control here.
Nokia Nexus G Android Phone Gets Trailer, Created by Bob Freking (Video)
We’ve seen one or two Nokia Android phones
before, but it’s on rare occasions that we get to see a Nexus Nokia
device. Here comes the Nokia Nexus G, that’s shown in the video below
and also in the pics extracted from it. These are the creations of Bob
Freking and we look forward to getting more detailed shots of the
device.
Nokia Nexus G features a 21 megapixel Pureview camera with low light
photography, image oversampling, LED and Xenon flash and Carl Zeiss
technology. There’s also image stabilization and lossless zoom and
inside the Nokia smartphone we find a 1.7 GHz quad core CPU and 4 GB of
RAM. The device is available in black white and 4 Nexus colors. Upfront
we’ve got a 4.8 inch IPS LCD PureMotion HD+ screen with 1080p
resolution.
This Nokia Android phone runs Android 4.3 Jelly Bean and adopts a unibody polycarbonate casing, that’s ergonomic and very, very tough. To that we add Nokia Rich Recording and all the storage you can imagine, probably 128 GB. People can only dream of Google’s mobile OS on Nokia phones for now, but some of us, like Bob Freking are looking forward to the day when they say goodbye to Windows Phone.
This Nokia Android phone runs Android 4.3 Jelly Bean and adopts a unibody polycarbonate casing, that’s ergonomic and very, very tough. To that we add Nokia Rich Recording and all the storage you can imagine, probably 128 GB. People can only dream of Google’s mobile OS on Nokia phones for now, but some of us, like Bob Freking are looking forward to the day when they say goodbye to Windows Phone.
Nokia Aspen Brings Back the Symmetry that Was Lacking from the Lumia 920
We’ve just received via email a fresh Nokia render of a device called
Aspen, that’s supposed to follow the design of the Lumia lineup, but
also bring in an extra bit of symmetry. The designer of the device
claims that Nokia have hit the jackpot with the N9, Lumia 800, 900 and
920 design, with all the simplicity, but the symmetric position of the
display hasn’t been taken care of on the Nokia Lumia 920.
The idea is to have a symmetrical convex profile of the body, corners
and finishing, plus matte colors rather than glossy. That’s how the
Nokia Aspen was born, a pretty thin device, with the lines of the
previous Lumias, the same back design, but differently arranged front
elements. There’s a slightly arched lower and upper side of the display,
trying to keep the screen at the exact center of the facade.
The Nokia Aspen concept feels solid and looks like a mature Windows Phone 8 device, maybe one that will run the future WP 8 release and maybe the first quad core Nokia model. No idea what camera is incorporated at the back, but I guess a 12 megapixel Pureview sensor wouldn’t hurt. So, what do you think about the whole idea of symmetry?
The Nokia Aspen concept feels solid and looks like a mature Windows Phone 8 device, maybe one that will run the future WP 8 release and maybe the first quad core Nokia model. No idea what camera is incorporated at the back, but I guess a 12 megapixel Pureview sensor wouldn’t hurt. So, what do you think about the whole idea of symmetry?
