The designer Jaren Goh introduced the Basic Tab, a concept for a smartphone touchscreen in the same style of the iPhone, but with a touch fashion. According to the designer, the main objective of this project was to create a normal cell, combining that with the clothes we use in everyday life, without calling attention to its technological advantages.

The front of the Basic Tab is a full screen, in the back, the camera was inspired by fashion accessories, and details of scholarships.

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Cell phone giant Samsung added another feather to its already shining cap with the launch of ‘Soul’, Samsung’s first half flagship product in 2008.
Samsung’s ‘Soul’ brings to the user the quintessence of mobile; that is slim, lightweight and stylish product that homes a series of up-to-date features. Talk about features and some of them that hits the mind include Magical Touch by DaCP™, navigation indicators on the keypad that alter as per the user’s needs, making navigation of the menus simple and intuitive and direct. In short, the icons on the navigation panel change according to the function.

Apart from this, to keep the user in competition with the biggies, ‘Soul’ offers a 5-megapixel digital camera and multimedia mobile combined into one single device. The hi-tech story of this wonder phone from Samsung doesn’t end here . features like face detection, image stabilizer and Wide Dynamic Range (WDR), make ‘Soul’ stand shoulders with a latest digital camera.
Super-fast Internet access through the 7.2 Mbps High Speed Downlink Packet Access (HSDPA) browser come your way at ‘Soul’ together with image, video sharing and fast song downloading application.
All in all ‘Soul’ is a sleek combo of highly styled design and functionality summed up as ‘Portability’ and ‘Multi-function getting into a single device. Beginning from France, UK, and Germany, ‘Soul’ will be in most of GSM supporting open markets during April and May in three different colors – ‘Sterling Steel,’ ‘Soul Gray’ and ‘Platinum Silver”.
Price: around 400 Euro.
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Here I want to present something revolutionary across you. Dubbed as the Magic Mirror cell phone, it is still a concept that promises to put all the inside fitting within the glass effervesce with on-demand two displays depicting the germane specks as and when required.

The so-much-different concept has left us flabbergasted. It resembles Harry Potter kinda sinister way of execution and its hidden displays animates so often altering among a chronometer, magnifying glass, mirror, compass, news box, phone, media player, and TV. This communication device designed by Timofej Gorlov managed to reach at the first position at the Tancher design competition. They say the display screen comes from internal electronics and conveyed from the six built-in cameras.

This device is capable of reading your lip movement and identifying your verbal instructions, for which the credit goes to the cameras and machinery. The base of the device is a glass frame that produces delusion, thereby adding to the shifting in the internal space of displays.

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There is good news for the Motorola fans. The world does not want to know more about the graceful departure of its Chief Executive, Ed Zander, they want to know about its latest display at CES. The world’s third largest phone making company has splashed a range of phones, which was the talk of CES 2008.

 Here’s a sneak peek what they had for the world to see this year…

 Rokr E8 music phone

 An amazing invention, the phone is for the music buff. This phone now joins the list of its already existing Motorola’s Rokr family of musical phones. The phone can be controlled by using virtual buttons that literally vibrates when touched, but all this can be done when it is switched on. You will be amazed to know that as soon as the cell is off, there are no keys, which are visible to your eyesight. Different buttons in the phone are used for varied purposes. Such as, if you are using the music facility only the desired buttons will be highlighted.

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Another highlight of the year is their Moto Z10, which is a video phone. You can edit any clippings and store it for as long as 24 hours of footage. Definitely, this striking feature will be tempting enough for the young tech-savvy consumers.

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At the Nokia’s conference organized yesterday, Nokia took the opportunity to present its new flavors before media.

Nokia N81: This simply unique handset is expected to be available as an 8GB version. The set also enables you to load large music files and games; purchase games and songs straight from the Nokia online store.

Nokia N95: This upgraded model in its new avatar has a large screen of 2.8 inch with 8GB version. Albeit the battery is heavier than the present version but it strong capabilities and large size justifies its being bulky.

Nokia XPressMusic 5310: Walkmen a-la Nokia. With a 2-inch screen model, this 4GB version of the phone is probably cheapest one.

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