Cell Phones

Inspired by new technologies, Juan Carlos Garzon, a designer from Columbia, decided to create a Nokia mobile phone concept that would include a see-through display. The phone with a transparent screen also boasts a touch screen interface and an impressive 5Mp camera for high-resolution photos located at the back.

Technology is developing at an enormous speed and you never know what's next to come, say, for example, in 2020. But there are people who can visualize what the future would look like and what devices we might get soon.

One of those who like to contemplate about the future of technology is French designer Josselin Zaïgouche who decided to design this incredible gadget, dubbed Apple Black Hole (and it's not because it will such Apple down if it hits the market). The name was probably inspired by the numerous applications one can find in Apple's device (such as iPhone and iPad).

The magnificent concept phone from Apple attracts with its curves that were inspired from the company's popular MacBook Air. The design of iPhone 4G concept is probably better than the iPhone 4G but that's a strictly subjective point of view.

It seems that people are very excited with the fact that they can participate in videoconferencing through this device. In addition, they are free to interact with desktop videoconferencing software that the user can install on both PC and Mac.

Most cell phone batteries are rather costly and are hard to recycle, which is why designer Daizi Zheng decided to develop a phone that would run on soda.

His concept cell phone for Nokia does not run on traditional rechargeable batteries, it makes use of a bio battery that produces power from carbohydrates.

Now you don't have to tie up a contract in order to get the new stunning Samsung Finesse phone, offered by the wireless communications service provider MetroPCS Communications Inc. The smartphone will cost you 9 without any commitment.

For this price you get a full touch-screen mobile gadget that features a 2-megapixel camera with digital zoom, night shot and flash; camcorder; QWERTY Keyboard; 150MB built-in memory, and many more.

Nerdy or a necessity? The Mobile Phone Watch brings a whole new level to the geeks who stroll around supermarkets with their bluetooth earphones! This James Bond inspired mobile phone watch has an embedded antenna and only weighs 54g. Move over IPhone..go go gadget watch!

In February, specialists from TAT unveiled their dual-screen phone. The presentation took place at Mobile World Congress.

At that time the invention was considered a pie in the sky, but after Fujitsu shown its latest dual-screen device at CREATEC this week, it became clear that the handset can be soon launched onto the market.

It is worth mentioning that Fujitsu developed its new device with the involvement of TAT.

Anastasia Zharkova, a Russian designer, developed a new type of mobile phone that looks like a natural leaf. The device exhibits an organic structure made of environmentally-friendly plastic. The Leaf Phone's functionalities are much like those of a smartphone - it can serve as a communicator and mini PC.

Most people use their cell phone mainly to make phone calls and nothing more, which means that different multimedia features included in handsets become useless for them.

With this in mind, British designer Jamie Lawrence decided to create a device called Pebble, which represents a cell phone that excludes all multimedia features.

Rumors say that Sony Ericsson is currently working on a PSP Go-like smartphone that will be powered by Gingerbread (Android 3.0) gaming platform.

The slider phone looks like a fusion between Samsung Captivate and the PSP Go and the main target audience is the gaming fans.

It would be interesting to note that the new device from Sony Ericsson will include a WVGA resolution touchscreen display that will be between 3.7 and 4.1 inches. In addition, the handset will feature a landscape slide out game control panel.

For the last couple of years the cell phone market registered a huge expansion, bringing new, advanced technologies into our lives.

Among the myriad of cell phone models available today, there is a category that includes the most popular handsets on the market today.

This is the list of some of the most sold cell phones today.

Kyocera, the multinational manufacturer with headquarters in Kyoto, Japan, recently unveiled its groundbreaking EOS folding concept phone that features a flexible OLED screen.

The device can easily fold up to look something like a wallet. Its industrial designer is Susan McKinney.

Recently Always Innovating has unveiled a device that really deserves a lot of attention.

The gadget is called Innovating Smart Book and the most interesting feature about this device is that can turn from a tablet into a netbook and vice-versa.

Apart from other devices like Fujitsu Lifebook T580 or Dell�s Inspiron Duo tablet, the Smart Book from Always Innovating does not fold out or spins the display in order to turn into a handset or tablet.

Let's not waste time on foreplay and get straight to business. Open this article to find the top 7 green mobile phones, developed by various companies, including such giants as Samsung, Sony Ericsson and LG, that I selected for my dear readers.

If someone asks on the best gaming platform for a smartphone that one of the answers would be the Windows 7-based Unity 3D interactive gaming table.

The table allows the owner of an Android-running smartphone to play against the owner of an iPhone.

The unity 3D gaming table makes it possible for you to use your handset as a gamepad to compete against your iOS or Android operating opponent.

Cell phones that boast resistive casing are usually not very attractive for customers.

However, you can't say that about the new handset launched by a company called Verykool.

Its new device is called R80 and it has a very appealing design that brings to mind the suit from the famous shooter called Crysis.

It is waterproof and shock-resistant.

As February 14th approaches, it would probably be interesting to take a look at some of the cell phones that are quite likely to impress your lady on Valentine's Day. Surely women appreciate a cell phone (and other stuff) by its look, shape and design rather than its functionality, but men are those who highly appreciate the additional advantages of a cell phone. Here's a small collection of cell phones, some of which feature an appealing design, others, however, may impress with their functionality, but each one of them will less likely remain unnoticed so check'em out.

Recently AuthenTec, one of the leading providers of fingerprint authentication sensors in the world, stated that NTT DoCoMo started shipping Fujitsu F-01A, a waterproof cell phone with integrated fingerprint technology. The company claims that it is world's first cell phone where such technology is used.

Fujitsu F-01A features the TouchStone waterproof packaging and uses the TrueNav technology (developed by the company for touchpad-like navigational control) through AES1711 fingerprint sensor developed by AuthenTec.

Samsung unveiled its new environmentally-friendly cell phone dubbed the Restore, which is 84 percent recyclable with the casing made of 27 percent post-consumer recycled plastic.

The device boasts a large list of eco-friendly features - Samsung Restore comes in a 100 percent recyclable packaging with the cardboard made of 70 percent post consumer materials and printed using soy ink.

This incredible concept was designed by Aleksander Mukomelov, an industrial designer. Attempting to take advantage of the latest technological innovations, such as flexible screens, the designer decided to create the Mobile Script.