Flip phones were ultra hot at the end of the 90′s and early 2000′s. As long as you weren’t a stuffy “business” person who owned a Blackberry or Palm, you probably had a flip phone. Then, Apple’s iPhone came and changed the world of cell phones completely.
Smart phones took over and the flip phone died.
It’s back. Kind of.
With 3 flexible touchscreens, a triangular design, and custom Android interface, this creative and functional design gives us a glimpse of how smart phones might be flipped themselves.
Unsere 3 Schritte zur Entwicklung von Bedienkonzepten.
(Source: twitter.com)
We believe in well made apps!
(snapshot from our developement process)
Stretchable electronic skin – Nokia Research Centre
Dr Stephanie Lacour, University of Cambridge Research Centre, talks about stretchable electronic skin which her team is working on at University of Cambridge in collaboration with Nokia thinking about devices which can have flexible forms.
[via dailymobile.se]
New Apps with love info Graphic “from idea to concept”
a reduced info graphic by Till Könneker
this little experiment actually provides a very good insight of what is yet to comePhysical Touchscreen Knobs
The Future of DJ’ing
DJ touch screen interface and gesture interaction concepts.
here is the full work process: www.behance.net/gallery/Multi-Touch-Light-Table-gergwerk-/600092
other new DJ Concepts:
www.behance.net/gallery/Multi-Touch-Light-Table-gergwerk-/600092
www.youtube.com/watch?v=xdcEJFHId1I
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y6bapWp-4k0&feature=related
nice, i haven’t designed this but a friend of mine is running “apps with love” with his team, and who knows, some juicefoozled apps around maybe soon… ;)
some time ago i made a scetch, i thought about a power mac with a touchscreen and pro software like Adobe InDesign. I wanted to make layouts with my hands on the screen. now i’m glad to see that apple work on this, we don’t need a ipad, pro users need a real work tool with touch technology. We need a MacBook-iPad mix!
The website Patently Apple has uncovered some European patent filings filed in September 2009 and first published in January 2010. The document outlines a system for an iMac touch, a device that acts like a standard desktop computer in one orientation and a tablet in another.
lets get crazy with Otamatone! its a hit in Japan and they play well:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PxLB70G-tRY&feature=channel
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MBkpiYd8ais&feature=related
