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Android Phone Concept Features Three Flexible AMOLED Touchscreens

By Dylan Bailey
on 20 Jan, 2011

Let's face it, smartphones, at least in their current form, are becoming dull and standard. Everyone is looking for the "newest" form factor for their phones but honestly they're just all coming out looking the same. Introducing a phone concept that leaves us wanting more with its ultra-sleek 3-panel design.

Conceptual Design for Porsche Smartphone is Sleek, Hot, Amazing

By Chris Burns
on 17 Nov, 2010

It's made with some slick aluminum, glass front, 3.8 inch display, 1042 x 640 pixel resolution, 3D camera system on the back (2 cameras) with 5Mexapixels each and HD 720p video with stereo sound, and that's only the beginning! This is the "P'9530" Porsche smartphone by designer André Duarte Silva, straight outta the hallways of conceptual design publishers Yanko Design. Also included in this phone is a hidden speaker blasting from between the glass and the aluminum at the top, premium materials selected by Porsche engineers, instant record button, and more!

Google Gesture Search out for Android 2.x

By David Junior
on 3 Mar, 2010

Google has just released their gesture search application that we first saw demonstrated during last year’s Google I/O by Romain Guy. It was just a concept back then but now all Android users that have 2.0 or higher can now download this app from the market.

1 Cross MID “hybrid” Concept

By David Junior
on 3 Mar, 2010

This will be the first MID in a series of products from 1 Cross. It's Android based and is a mix between an e-reader and a tablet. 1 Cross will name this hybrid the ShuBook which is Chinese for book. When closed it looks like a traditional book, open it up and you will reveal dual screens. One e-reader and a smaller screen with a built in qwerty keyboard.

Google-G0 concept Android smartphone with wireless dock

By Chris Davies
on 7 Jul, 2009

It seems like a long time since we've seen a good Android concept device, or at least one that isn't an obvious derivative of an existing handset. Thankfully designer Tryi Yeh has stepped forward with his Google-G0 concept, a touchscreen-dominated slider with a wireless charging cradle. Yeh is short on description for his concept, but going from the images he envisages the G0 seemingly including all the usual Google apps together with Flash support. The hardware slides open to reveal the camera (of unspecified resolution) and a row of four hardware buttons which can - thanks to embedded displays - offer various contextual controls. The docking station seems modular, either taking the form of a basic wireless dock similar to the Palm Pre's Touchstone charger, or attaching to a larger desktop display with integrated speakers. Unfortunately, this eye-catching smartphone is just a concept. [gallery] [via Generation MP3]