All the stories categorized with: Concepts
Autonomous road train project SARTRE completes first public road test
05/29/2012, It was last year when we first wrote about SARTRE, the technology and idea that cars can travel autonomously in a train-like convey. SARTRE, also known as Safe Road Trains for the Environment, aims to develop strategies and technologies that [...]
Circle concept printer does not even look like one
05/28/2012, Ah, the printer – this is one peripheral that has not exactly seen a design revolution as compared to the rest of the computer. Notebooks have evolved to netbooks in the past as part of the branch, and now we [...]
What a Facebook Phone’s UI Could Look Like [Concept]
05/28/2012, As we previously reported, Facebook is rumored to be hiring up former Apple engineers to work on another attempt at a smartphone based on the social networking giant. May of our counterparts have taken to reporting on various reasons as [...]
V-Pole concept could be the next generation utility pole
05/25/2012, Earlier this month, a concept utility pole dubbed as V-Pole (V for Vancouver) was unveiled at the New Cities Summit in Paris. The V-Pole is the brainchild of Douglas Coupland, a Canadian writer and artist who is known for writing [...]
Next-gen iPhone concept rendering looks like it could be the real thing
05/25/2012, Assuming the rumors are to be believed, this year’s iPhone from Apple could very well feature a display of at least 4”. Thanks to a bunch of other rumors suggesting an aluminum back and a smaller dock connector, creative director [...]
Samsung Galaxy One concept tablet looks pretty good, runs on Windows 8
05/24/2012, We’ve seen concept designs of iPhones and iPads, but not so much love when it comes to Android or Windows. Well if you’re looking for non-iOS concepts, designers Laura Hong and Charles de Belizal have come up with a Samsung [...]
Intel reportedly developing computers that can learn
05/24/2012, Intel is reportedly launching a research in Israel that aims to develop devices that can mimic the human brain and learn more about its user. Intel’s Collaborative Research Institute for Computational Intelligence together with specialists from the Technion in Haifa [...]
New iPhone concept parades 4-inch display, LTE connectivity, and smaller chassis
05/23/2012, We saw an iPhone 5 concept video earlier today, but here is a new iPhone concept by the folks over at iTopnews.de. Well, since this is a concept device, you can basically go nuts with the kind of hardware that [...]
iPhone 5 concept video surfaces, features larger display, surround sound and Thunderbolt connectivity
05/23/2012, With all the rumors about a larger iPhone, it seems Isaac Royo (via NowhereElse.fr) has put together a concept video of what he thinks the iPhone 5 should look like. He has incorporated a larger display along with some other [...]
Windows Phone 8 concept UI incorporates some Windows 8 elements into it
05/22/2012, So Microsoft is set to release their Windows Phone 8 Apollo update later this year, but what sort of changes will the new update bring to the operating system? Could we be seeing a redesign in the UI? While that [...]
Oakley GPS glasses with built-in OLED display will help cyclists improve their performance
05/18/2012, Professional athletes are no doubt always on the lookout on how to best optimize their performance, and cyclists are one of them. Given that cyclists tend to wear glasses during their races, Jon Cleave has come up with the Oakley [...]
Fold to Unlock Concept Design; Someone’s Getting Bored of Slide to Unlock
05/17/2012, Have you ever noticed that the way you unlock your iPhone is by sliding your finger along that little tab but the way you unlock your iPad is by pulling up the magnetic strip of your Smart Cover and folding [...]
Timeless Capture concept looks beautiful, not so practical
05/15/2012, The Timeless Capture concept is basically a device which will “force” an emotional attachment upon the user, relying on selective photography to get the job done. This unique bond will strengthen itself each time you shoot an image, which obtains more [...]
