Multiple Functions Cable Stand for iPhone

SINE by UrbanPrefer is a cable stand that enable you to recharge and stand iPhone at the same time. You won’t miss notifications as working, studying, make-up or even haircut! SINE also acts cable roller that can store cables or adjust cable length, helping you create tidier environment. Not only suits 30-pin cables, with included connector, lightening connector are also applicable. SINE is definitely the best helper for all iPhone-series users. Seven colors provide more choices, with different cases, surprise your friends or colleagues via delivering unique fashion taste.

SINE inner side is made of silicon, and the outer is ABS material, show different quality as your mood. Triangle shape with diamond cut and mirror surface, it will produce dazzling vision effects as light changes. Right or left side is all applicable, SINE cares about all users habits so that everyone can enjoy the convenience without limit. With standing function when recharging, you can operate Apps as usual, or make iPhone as clock, mini stereo and even private theater! [via]

Philips Fluid: Wearable Smartphone Concept

The “Fluid” is a smartphone concept that as suggested by its name features a flexible OLED display to allow better mobility and ease of use. Designed for Philips by Brazilian designer Dinard da Mata, the mobile phone wraps around the wrist to become a bracelet for the fashionable, while gives an easy access on the go. Fluid provides mobility and ease in handling its duties. You can wear Fluid as one of your fashion accessories, this wearable gadget is certainly won’t take space in your pocket, you can wear it as a bracelet. Unfortunately there’s no further information regarding this phone design. Fluid reminds us of Nokia Morph. [via]

Modular Smartphone and Tablet Concept

Mobikoma is a modular concept smartphone and tablet computer designed by Kamil Izrailov. This multifunctional device  consists of various elements. These square-shaped elements can be fasten to each other with the help of micro-locks. Joining the blocks together will give birth to a phone or tablet, as per a user’s whims and fancies. The back of each element has special markings, which will make it easy for the user to assemble the device. The attention-grabbing concept has two elements: dynamic and microphone. So, either design a mini cell phone sized 22mm X 44mm X 6mm or a tablet with a maximum size of 1.5m X 2m. The tablet is capable of responding to wireless communications like Wi-Fi.

Mobikoma’s key elements have programmed buttons while others have been devoid of them. Each element has its own power supply and computing processor. A user can feed individual parts with a SIM card and store all necessary details in the phone memory. There are apertures on the lateral surfaces in the middle of the fixing tapes, which can be used to craft new forms. A special adapter is required, which will fuel the touch screen with necessary kinetic and thermal energy for successful operation. The productivity and working of Mobikoma increases when more elements are connected to the device. So, enjoy the benefits of a mini cell phone and a full sized tablet with Mobikoma. [via]

Specifications:

• From two of these concept elements you can design mini cell phone sized 22mm x 44mm x 6mm.
• On the key elements there are programmed buttons.
• Other elements are without buttons.
• On the lateral surfaces in the middle of the fixing tape there are apertures.
• The locks of elements become apart after pushing by pin or similar subject in these apertures.
• You can design a new needed form from these elements.
• The touch screen needs thermal and kinetic operator energy for charging with the help of special adapter.
• This tablet has all kinds of wireless communication (wi-fi).
• Maximal size can be 1.5m x 2m.
• 54 elements – the tablet computer.
• 2 elements – little cell phone.
• 18 elements – cell phone – backside.

Elegant Facebook Phone Concept version 2

After introduced Blue Experience Facebook Phone Concept version 1, Tolga Tuncer is back with Facebook Phone Concept Version 2. This device has a compact aluminum casing and a sliding mechanism. The wheel is all aluminum and the experience must be very nice when it comes to touching this area with your fingertips. With this wheel you can scroll through the Facebook timeline, News list, Friend List photos and even the Instagram filters. The design here is something between iPod nano and Motorola Flipout.

In the sliding area we’ve got what looks like a pretty decent camera, maybe a 5 megapixel sensor, while at the back there’s a cutout for a speaker. At the bottom we have some metallic buttons resembling the ones on the iPhone and PS Vita and what seems like a tiny display, maybe for notifications. The Facebook Phone concept comes in the typical blue hue associated with the social network and has the logo written in a couple of places. [via]

Elegant Blue Facebook Phone Concept

The Blue Experience concept phone by Tolga Tuncer is really fascinating and elegant phone with newly developed Facebook Apps that work beautifully on a dedicated Facebook phone. With minimal look and design this FB phone surely will attract many Facebook users – just a concept Facebook phone for now. Enclosed in a blue saturated aluminum casing (17.5 cm x 5.5cm) and designed in as a wedge, the display is easily viewable even when the phone is flat on a table. Boasting of a gorgeous display with its size and aspect ratio optimized for the new Facebook core app OS, the phone promises to be a social networking delight. Basically the concept is all about connecting, communicating and sharing.

On the top there is a message income notification element combined as a button to access your messaging center directly. There is an internal speaker output and a headphone connection. On the front, there is the Like-Button. The ear-speaker phone and micro is at the back so you have to turn the phone to make calls. At the back there is a new developed camera button with LED-flash. Spotify is embedded into the system with a dedicated button on the left side. [via]