CRESCENT KRONOS PHONE CONCEPT

 















Crescent Kronos is a very powerful phone, with a 2GHz quad core processor and 1080p HD display created by Jonathan De Jesus.The handset offers voice command, 100GB of storage and runs on the Crescent Croissant OS. It’s got a wireless charging dock, the latest WiFi and Bluetooth technology and can be used as a modem. Crescent Kronos measures 4.7 inches in width and has a 4.4 inch display. This is a 7mm thick smartphone with Gorilla Glass protection and optional 3D display. Jonathan outfitted his concept phone with a carbon fiber case and an app that lets you point the camera to any place or thing and tells you its name.

NOKIA N1 RUN ANDROID 4.0

 

The Nokia N1, the very first model to run Android 4.0 ICS preinstalled.This phone comes with the 41 megapixel Nokia PureView camera sensor, a HD ClearBlack display and the pure Google experience. Since right now Nokia is teamed up with Microsoft there’s no way you’ll see something like this, but give  it some time and maybe Nokia will come around and get rid of Windows Phone. It’s interesting to see those capacitive buttons below the display on the device and they actually look pretty nice. The creator of this 41 megapixel Android cameraphone says that he took the Lumia 800 as inspiration.
So, this means we’re dealing with a 3.7 inch smartphone with upgraded resolution, probably the best pixel density out there since it’s 720p on a smaller than usual diagonal.

DUAL DISPLAY WINDOWS PHONE UNIT

This Windows Phone concept is basically a flip phone of the future, with a very slim design and powerful specs Created by David Quijada (Amaqui).  Named the Graphen ZN-500, this smartphone uses a dual capacitive display, each of the screens being 5 inches in diagonal and supports a 1920 x 640 pixel resolution. This is a Windows Phone 7.5 unit with a Qualcomm Snapdragon S8 processor and a 14.1 megapixel camera. There’s also a transmutative system on board, the screens are able to rotate in any direction and turn the flip phone around as the user pleases. You can even use it as a Nokia E7 lookalike, if you want, with a display being the main one and the other being the keyboard.

I-PHONE LIQUIDMETAL COONCEPT

Designer Antoine Brieux decided to create a concept based on Liquidmetal Concept for the next iPhone . Liquidmetal is an alloy used by Apple to make those tiny sharp keys that allow you to pull out the SIM tray on the iPhones. The advantages of this material are high tensile strength, great corrosion resistance and anti wearing ability. In spite of the name, this is by no means a liquid metal. It’s also a pretty new material, being introduced for commercial use in 2003 and being used on golf clubs, watches and cellphone covers. The main advantage is the high strength to weight ratio, so maybe the next iPhone will finally be able not to crack and die when it’s dropped on the floor.

SONY XPERIA CHAOS

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The Xperia Chaos, supposed to be a quad core phone with a 2.5GHz Krait processor and 1GB of RAM. Android 4.0 ICS will run initially on this model, with the promise of an upgrade to Android 5.0 Jellybean.
This means that by the time they release a quad core unit like this, handsets with 4 core CPUs will be midrange models. Meanwhile, Sony is still able to deliver an amazing 4.3 inch HD Bravia Display 2, like the one on the Xperia Chaos. Other specs include an Exmor R 12 megapixel camera based on Cybershot technology, the ability to to 2160p HD video capture and possibly a ton of internal memory.

NINTENDO ANDROID PHONE CONCEPT

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This Android 4.0 smarpthone seems very thin and has a sliding part with gaming controls. The screen is slightly tilted and it’s wide enough for a great gaming experience. At the back we have a 3D camera and the layout of the gaming keys and everything seems borrowed heavily from the Nintendo DS. One thing’s for sure: this thing looks better than the Xperia Play and if it has better specs, it’s a goldmine. Sadly, Nintendo will never agree to lend a hand to Google to developer such a phone.

I-PHONE CONCEPT : ACE & JACKER

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The two newcomers are iPhone Ace, the slider type smartphone and the iPhone Jocker, that folds within the outer flexible screen. The designs belong to redskyline7.Both models feature realistic specs and they used AMOLED flexible displays made of Graphene and offering good thermal conductivity. There’s also a solar panel on board, somehow attached to the display and powering the handset, for an extra of 30% electricity savings. The basic good thing about these designs is the lack of seam between the two areas of the screen, exactly where it folds. Having no specs published here, my mind wanders to an iPad Mini rather than an iPhone or better yet, a 5 inch Note-like iDevice.

The main case body of the folding device is made of aluminum and also works as a cooling fan. The display here looks very crisp and the idea is pretty interesting and original, but as usual with flexible displays, there’s the issue of fragility.