Concept W PLUS anti dehydration

Concept W + PLUS anti-dehydration

To maintain good health, it is important that the water balance in the normal volume. W + PLUS is a smart reminder system that can warn people before vody Produkt deficit is for those who are very healthy lifestyle and to pay attention to health care. W+ PLUS consists of two modules: "The Ring" – works as a portable unit. He can look on the water balance in real time. "Cube" – the charger for the ring. It reminds the user after a specified period of time to drink water.

Users can input their information in the Cube and set the timer according to their health status (pregnant women, adults, seniors and children have different hydration needs) and the system will automatically send reminders to the Ring after 1.5-3 hours to let the wearer know that they need to get a sip in. In case the user doesn’t drink the water or drinks less than required, the ring can also flash a message about the lowering hydration level and alert the user about it.

Concept Sketches Future Mobile Device

Concept Sketches Future Mobile Device URSLA is a future pendant that emits 3D projections in the air. BERTHA is a future mobile phone that works with URSLA. 3D projections from the pendant can be ‘captured’ in the air with this phone to see what the notification is about in detail on the screen. The device shows notifications regarding emails, phone calls, schedule and much more, that will appear in the air for a few seconds. As far as BERTHA goes, the futuristic handset works with the 3D pendant and looks like a pretty hot transparent device. This looks like an iPhone from the future, to be honest and a very cool one for that matter, that looks like it’s made from some crystal or sort of glass.

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BlackBerry QNX-based handsets will receive Android app support!

Back in March 2011, RIM announced that the PlayBook would run Android apps. We wondered if this would hold for BlackBerry handsets. RIM made it official that upcoming QNX devices will support Android apps. This is a smart move as RIM’s market share is on life support, but what they really need to do is ban QNX and move completely to Android. At least this is a start. I suspect that by the second half of 2012 they will fully adopt Android or they will be acquired by Microsoft.

You can expect to see the first QNX-based handsets in early 2012. By that time, it will probably already be too late for RIM. What do you guys think? Are you more willing to buy a a new BlackBerry phone that supports Android apps next year.

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The Samsung Cave concept

This device is designed for people who love texting and it incorporates the keyboard in a pretty original way. It's call "The Samsung Cave concept"

The keypad is inclined at a 30 degree angle, while the entire curved shape of the handset surely helps with the typing experience and with the grip of the unit. You can leave those boring slideout designs for a while and focus on texting on this baby. The downside to this design is how bulky the handset is…

Unless there’s a way to retract that keyboard, like some sort of accordion mechanism, I’ll consider this smartphone to be huge, especially if the screen is bigger than 3.3 inches. Multitasking and Android are also probably supported. It’s interesting that this is a “with Google” phone, so it may be considered a Nexus concept.

Designer: Kim Min Seok

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Concept A multifunctional gadget

The ingenious multifunctional gadget is a conceptual cell phone and tablet computer clubbed in one. 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. Mobikom’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

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There are apertures on the lateral surfaces in the middle of the fixing tapes, which can be used to craft new forms. Wow! 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 Mobikom increases when more elements are connected to the device. So, enjoy the benefits of a mini cell phone and a full sized tablet with Mobikom.
Designer Kamil Izrailov

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Motorola Atrix 4g Review

A video review of the Motorola Atrix 4G Android phone on AT&T. The Atrix has a 4" high resolution display, 1GHz dual-core Tegra II CPU and 16GB internal storage. It works with some cool Moto accessories like a laptop, dock, BT keyboard and more. The phone runs Android 2.2 Froyo with Motoblur software. We take a look the phone itself, the laptop dock and the entertainment dock with keyboard/mouse and HDMI. by MobileTechReview on 1 Mar 2011.

Category › TECHNOLOGY

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