Samsung Mimeo: Innovative cellphone concept

Mimeo is an innovative cellphone concept that enables the user to make calls and send messages in a more interactive way. The writable bended body of the concept features a signal light on top of the phone and an OLED touchscreen for efficient functioning. On the bottom part, it contains a call button and a write button that enables the user to make calls and make the surface writable. The end contains the stylus which acts as a pen nib when writing with thecellphone. Aside from intuitive and convenient use, the cellphone can become a great icon of style by featuring four different themes for the surface, oak, azure, roseate and breeze, when the phone is not in use.

Nokia E-Cu concept phone!

London designer Patrick Hyland has come up with a rather zany conceptual handset, borrowing the Nokia name for his design. What makes the Nokia E-Cu (E is for environment, while Cu stands for Copper) so special, you ask? Well, it can be juiced thanks to available heat in your pocket. This is made possible since an integrated thermogenerator will convert heat from any source into electrical energy in order to juice up the handset, regardless of whether it resides in your pocket or is placed on top of a radiator. Does this mean we can now toast our phones over the fireplace while sipping on hot chocolate and munching on marshmallows?

Keeping a phone charged can be a pain, especially at the end of the day when you’re out of the house and dealing with a sliver of battery life. If only a phone could stay charged up all day without you ever having to think about it.

That’s the idea behind the Nokia E-Cu concept, a slim phone that uses an integrated thermogenerator that converts heat into energy. That means it could get a slight charge while sitting in your pocket against your leg and an even bigger charge while placed on top of a radiator.

Just how realistic is this? Probably not so realistic that you’ll see this in stores next year, but I don’t think it’s so out of the realm of possibility that we’ll never see something like this implemented. At least I hope so, as there are few things more annoying than being out and about with a dead cellphone.

Nokia 6788 Announced for china

Nokia has announced the Nokia 6788 specifically designed for China Mobile’s network. It is the first device for TD-SCDMA – China’s domestic 3G standard. It comes with 5-megapixel (2592 x1944) camera with a dual-LED flash, a 2.8? QVGA display, and the Symbian S60 platform. The phone is expected to be available at the end of December 2009.
Nokia 6788 TD-SCDMA Specifications:
• User Interface: S60 3rd Edition
• Dimension: 105.6 x 54.9 x 18.0 mm (L x W x H)
• Weight: 158 g
• Display: 2.8 inch QVGA LCD, TFT display with up to 16 million colors (240 x 320 pixels)
• Battery: Nokia Battery BL-6F, 1200 mAh
• Memory: 4 GB on-board memory, plus 8 GB expansion via microSD memory card slot
• Video playback: MPEG4 VGA @ 30 fps
• 5 megapixel camera, Carl Zeiss Tessar Lens
• Flash: Dual LED camera flash and video light
• Talk time: Up to 250 min (TD-SCDMA), 200 min (GSM), 150 min (video telephony)
• Standby time: Up to 210 hrs (TD-SCDMA), 200 hrs (GSM)
• Video playback: Up to 6 hrs (offline mode)
• Music playback: Up to 15 hrs (offline mode)
• Micro USB connector, Hi-Speed USB 2.0
• 3.5 mm stereo headset plug
• Bluetooth 2.0 EDR with A2DP stereo audio
• GPS receiver with support for assisted GPS (A-GPS)

Sony Ericsson Vivaz

Today we have the first reliable information about the new phone from Sony Ericsson and his official photo. Before us tachfon based on Symbian, in an attractive and lightweight plastic case with a 8.1 megapixel camera that records video in HD-resolution. In fact, the phone continues to ideas Satio. Sorry the new model as a whole repeats the one that was in Satio, except for minor modifications. The main pride of the phone - 8.1-megapixel camera with autofocus, image stabilization, face detection and smiles, digital zoom, geoteggingom, flash and video recording format HD 720p. Vivaz is based on S60 5th Edition, equipped with a 720 MHz processor, 3.2-inch screen with a resolution 640h360, a TV, FM-radio, A-GPS, WiFi, bluetooth, 3,5 mm jack for headphones, of course, there 3G support and memory card microSDHC. Among the supported formats - MP3, MPEG4, H.263, H.264, WMV, RealVideo. Dimensions - 107 x 51.7 x 12.5 mm. Rechargeable lithium-polymer, 1200 mAh. Available colors corps - Moon Silver, Cosmic Black, Galaxy Blue and Venus Ruby. Sales Sony Ericsson Vivaz appear this quarter.

Nokia 6700 classic Gold Edition

Two guesses what makes the Nokia 6700 classic Gold Edition different from the well-loved Nokia 6700 classic. And no, it isn't the included natural leather carrying case and strap or the 8GB microSD card. And no, it isn't the included natural leather carrying case and strap or the 8GB microSD card. Still guessing? Still guessing? This one is gold. This one is gold. If bling is your thing then you'll be all over it. If bling is your thing then you'll be all over it. The 6700 is an utterly classic device. The 6700 is an utterly classic device. Indeed, designer Mark Delaney describes it as “the little black dress” of phones. Indeed, designer Mark Delaney AS describes it "the little black dress" of phones. Well, that little black dress has just got itself some shiny gold buttons. Well, that little black dress has just got itself some shiny gold buttons.

Okay, so it isn't just about the 18-carat gold finish. Okay, so it isn't just about the 18-carat gold finish. The Nokia 6700 classic Gold Edition also has some custom wallpapers to complete the gold look, alongside that carry case and monster memory card. The Nokia 6700 classic Gold Edition also has some custom wallpapers to complete the gold look, alongside that carry case and monster memory card. The Nokia 6700 classic Gold Edition is a well specced device, boasting a five-megapixel camera wrapped inside that glorious metal shell and of course GPS and Nokia Maps to help you find your way to the next jewelery store. The Nokia 6700 classic Gold Edition is a well specced device, boasting a five-megapixel camera wrapped inside that glorious metal shell and of course GPS and Nokia Maps to help you find your way to the next jewelery store.

The Gold Edition is expected to go on sale in selected markets in the first quarter of 2010 with an estimated price of €370 before taxes and subsidies. The Gold Edition is expected to go on sale in selected markets in the first quarter of 2010 with an estimated price of € 370 before taxes and subsidies. To tempt you between now and then, we have this goldorious gallery for your delectation (see what we did there?). To tempt you between now and then, we have this goldorious gallery for your delectation (see what we did there?).