The mockup of the iPhone 6 measures 125 x 63 mm (length, width) and I supposed that a 1080p resolution or something adequate for Retina standard is supported here. Antoine didn’t offer too many details about his creation, but you can clearly see the Home button below the volume buttons on the side. There’s also that pair of bigger speakers and smaller 19 pin dock connector at the bottom, all of them rumored specs for the iPhone 5. The sides of the phone are all metal and the back looks like it’s covered with a glass surface.

If I were to speculate, I’d say this was a quad core iPhone, with a 10 megapixel camera, iOS 6.0 or maybe 7.0, who knows? It depends if Antoine wants this model to be 2012 material or 2013. Logically speaking we’re at the sixth iPhone, so the name iPhone 6 would be adequate. However, Apple could go with “The New iPhone”, just like The New iPad for iPad 3.

There’s a main front button that looks like a small trackpad (it could be one in fact), a camera at the back and a front camera, too. The device is a bit bulky, but it’s one of those one time only devices, like the plastic cameras people bought years ago for holidays. I have to say that I like the black model the most, especially if the red parts of the design are illuminated as well. The identity of the brand Coca Cola is well preserved in the handset, to be honest.

The Spanish designer didn’t mention any specs or OS, but I imagine something like this: 3 megapixel camera, 2GB of storage, maybe even Android on board and a 3 inch touch display. Also, I expect a ton of custom Coca Cola apps to be available on the handset. Would you buy this for fun?

Bob Freking’s concept involves the announcement of Google Wireless, the company’s own carrier with cheap 4G plans. Also, know that the phones with support for this newfound carrier will lack bloatware and will be thinner, lacking a SIM card, that will actually be built in. Google Nexus 2013 features a 4.8 inch AMOLED display with a 1600 x 900 pixel resolution, a 1.6 GHz Nvidia Tegra 4 quad core processor and a 13.1 megapixel HD camera. The device is suppoed to be sold by Google for $299 unlocked and for $49 locked on Google Wireless.

This “Nexus 2″ runs Android Key Lime Pie, with an updated version of Google Now and G Network, that offers free messaging and calls to other Android 4.2 phones. By the way Key Lime Pie is actually Android 4.2. The phone also integrates the Google Fiber service and as far as design goes, Nexus 2013 has some cool lines at the back, that light up depending on the notification you get. This lighting system is actually the famous logo of the Nexus family. Everything is covered with polycarbonate and Gorilla Glass and other specs include a 2 megapixel front camera and 3000 mAh battery. Beautiful and brilliant work Bob!

The same source says that there are new Lumias coming, much more interesting than the Samsung, HTC and Huawei phones. Nokia Lumia X features a HD screen resolution, a Clear Black AMOLED display, Windows Phone 8 as OS and a Snapdragon S4 dual core CPU. The camera at the bottom is an 8 megapixel unit with Carl Zeiss technology. As you can see the camera mechanism rotates, just like on older Nokia models like the N93 or 5700 XpressMusic. The rotating area has dedicated media keys and apparently there are also dedicated keys for playing games.

The source of the picture also says that there’s a new N-Gage phone in the making as well and this data is designed to stay in the lab, so what you see here is top secret, provided it’s real. So, do you think it’s real or not? I have a feeling there’s something fishy here, since I can’t imagine such a small phone with a HD display…

Windows Phone Pro is supposed to combine Microsoft Office applications and BlackBerry tools into a magnificent package available on this BlackBerry Windows Phone concept. The device is called BlackBerry Wind and it’s appealing for developers, especially since it increases the number of apps in the Windows Phone Store, since it also brings the BlackBerry ones in. The device has a polycarbonate line at the back, that includes the camera and comes at the front with the BlackBerry logo shape for the earpiece and the Windows Phone button.

BlackBerry Wind relies on a 1.5 GHz dual core processor, it has a camera button, a 4 inch LCD display with a 1024 x 600 pixel resolution and 4G LTE connectivity. It measures just 8mm in thickness and brings an 8 megapixel camera at the back, a 2 megapixel front camera and Gorilla Glass 2 protection for the screen. You also get stereo speakers and soft keys near the Windows Phone one with haptic feedback. Will Microsoft or Samsung buy RIM? What do you think?