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Popularity of T-Mobile G1 device and fact that Googlephone is almost only Android based phone cause appearance of more and more concepts. This heir of the first phone by Google was named G2. Designers of this G2 phone concept use the same shape factor but the screen is bigger thanks to thinner frame around the periphery. We can also see that there is a number of nice looking widgets on the touch screen. The new version of Chromo browser will support Java V8, Flash, Silverlight and RealPlayer.
The most of mobile phone concepts look futuristic and use technology which has not been developed yet. This mobile device is the exception. Nevertheless it looks very stylish. The author of Ta Moko phone concept is William Kang. According to these pictures Ta Moko is sliding device with usual digital keyboard and camera. In spite of seeming simplicity this gadget has some remarkable features: compact size and round shape. Besides Ta Moko future mobile phone will run on Google Android operating system. Quite possible due to this fact it will be popular among young people.
Fujitsu company together with DoCoMo mobile operator introduced this interesting device on CEATEC 2008 exhibition. It is only prototype of the phone which is at the design stage. Nevertheless it deserves attention. This mobile phone consists of two parts. The first module is touch screen, and the second module is keyboard which is also based on touch technology. The main advantage is that you can unite these parts in different ways. For example you can use it as clamshell phone or as sliding phone with QWERTY keyboard. This modules are united by means of magnets and connect with each other via Bluetooth.
Last week SE company declared about its intention to produce ecologically clean and safe devices. Photos of new Sony Ericsson mobile phone from GreenHeart series have already appeared in the global network. All phones will be produced from bioplastic which is easy to convert. This phone is only concept and it will take several years to make such devices real.
Today you can access global network almost everywhere so new solutions in the sphere of VoIP become more and more attractive. This technology gives an opportunity to use such services as Skype. The last device from this series is Tatung VoIP Phone which was designed by Nova Design. Apart from the fact of ascetic design this device has touchpad and pseudoantenna which shows that this device is phone but not any other gadget. Today this phone is demonstrated on different exhibitions but it seems to be that it will be popular in near future and go into production.
There is very interesting mobile concept named “What you see is what you get”. The autohor of this mobile device concept is student of University of North Carolina Pei-Hua Huang. Developer of this mobile phone integrated camera with gauzy half of mobile device. Technical feature of this future mobile phone are rather unpretentious. It can only make calls. Keyboard is represent with sensory panel. Pei-Hua Huang thinks that mobile phone concept can be realized in different kinds of case. The size of future phone is 120×50x8 mm.
One of participants of Product Design Forums revealed Nokia ShapeShifting mobile phone concept. The main feature of this device is opportunity to form prominent buttons on the surface of touch screen which diagonal is 4 inches. The screen of ShapeShifting is made of two layers the first layer is firm and the second layer is plastic. There is special liquid which forms prominent objects between them.
Sometimes for some users it is very hard you to find common language with modern mobile phone. Look at his new mobile phone concept for those people who are at odds with modern mobile technology. It is called “Need”. Tamer Koseli developed mobile phone which is very long not to equip it with technical features but conversely. It doesn’t mean that Need mobile phone is primitive. Need mobile phone can be used only for making calls and SMS sending. However it has touch screen and all numbers and letters are hand written.