Nokia HumanForm

In a worldwhere touchscreen phones make ”the law” and probably after we asked our selfs „What’snext?” here comes the answer, the telephone that can reinvent the word “smartphone”.And is not from Apple like most of the world expected , but from long-traditionmaker, Nokia.

At the 2011Nokia World we could see the Nokia Kinectic Device which zoomed in and out whenwe bended the edges. Now we have a even more futurist concept based on nanotechnology andit’s known by the name Nokia HumanForm.

 Thisfuturistic concept is the proud result of the Nokia Design and Nokia ResearchCenter work. So, what is the idea behind this phone? Well, practically thewhole phone is a touchscreen that you can access not just by touching but bybending, flipping, shaking, virtually all the physical stuff your mind comes upwith. Even though the design may not appear very attractive at first sight, wemust ask our self “Is this the future?”

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NoteSlate

If you always wanted to draw something or to sketch the blueprints of your dream car on your tablet pc you might find you that it’s quite difficult to do that. That’s were NoteSlate comes in. It is a monochrome tablet with a display the size of an A4 sheet of paper and a pencil that can scribble in black, white, green, red or blue. You can save your scribbles to the web via Wi-Fi or to an SD card. Also it has a 180 hours battery life and support for open-source software extensions. I personally would love to a NoteSlate just for fooling around.

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Bell & Ross BR01 Red Radar

Let’s face it nowadays watches are more accessories than practical items, no one uses them anymore to tell time, that’s why we have mobile phone and computers and TVs. The only reason we use them it’s because they make us look cool. Well, for that reason you will love the Red Radar. As the name says, the watch is inspired by the air traffic control radar. It has three sweeping  light beams which indicates hours, minutes and seconds with beep too(that can be activate or deactivated). The beams are concentric discs and where they start represents the hour/minut/second. Pretty cool ey? 

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