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Designer Andrew Kim has creatively designed the conceptual smartphone which supposedly hails from HTC. Known as the HTC 1, the phone concept is powered by a new Sense mono user interface which is touted to deliver a cleaner, more thoughtful, high-end approach. The phone also features a silver-coated brass housing and a built-in UV light, which will zap germs hanging out on the surface as you juice up your phone. More
The Icon Battery Pack for iPhone looks just like the iPhone’s battery icon. The device uses the EL lighting technology to display its “battery power” status. The Icon Battery Pack is supposed to be able to juice your iPhone up for an additional 3-hour of talk time, or 18-hour of audio playback time. The company states that it is compatible with iPhone 3G and 3GS. [Yanko]
Nokia Research Center (NRC) Helsinki has proudly introduced the mobile radar concept at Demo House 2010 research exhibition in Espoo, Finland. The demo shows how a mobile device can use an active radar sensor to measure speed and the direction of movement of approaching objects. It uses electromagnetic waves to provide a different type of mobile wireless sensing. For your info, the Nokia mobile radar concept is only one of 40 demonstrations being shown at Demo House 2010, an event hosted jointly by Aalto University, the Technical Research Center of Finland (VTT) and Nokia Research Center (NRC). Watch the video after the jump. More
Designer Daizi Zheng has designed a cell phone that runs on Coke. The phone concept uses bio battery to replace the traditional battery to create a pollution free environment. The Bio battery is an ecologically friendly energy that generates electricity from carbohydrates (currently sugar) and utilizes enzymes as the catalyst. It is claimed that the Bio battery has the potential to operate three to four times longer on a single charge than conventional Lithium batteries. [Dezeen]
Designed by Mac Funamizu, the iPetals Solar iPhone charger allows you to charge your iPhone on the go. This portable charger can be unfolded into a flower shape, where each of the petals features a solar panel. In addition, the device also functions as an iPhone stand. Sadly, the iPetals is only a concept. See more pictures after the jump. More
Esato user tob!s has designed the Sony Ericsson XPERIA X5 (codename: Nadine) concept as the successor to the Android-powered Sony Ericsson XPERIA X3. The phone comes jam packed with a futuristic QWERTY slider, a 3.5-inch touchscreen display, a 12-megapixel camera with auto-focus and Xenon flash, HD video recording and access to Sony Ericsson’s App Store. The XPERIA X5 will be available in Chrome Silver, Ocean Blue and Sunny Orange. More
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