If you are still dealing with conceptual iPhone 5 phones, then I reckon you are late in the game. The stakes have moved up to the iPhone 6, a concept where the home button is moved to the left side of the phone (used with the thumb), leaving a huge screen space for one to enjoy. In this mockup, Antoine uses ergonomic grip quite cleverly and formulates it with dimensions 125 mm x 63 mm with a 4.9-inch screen. For a first round of concepts, it looks interesting enough, what do you think?
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iPhone cases and keyboards for easier typing and texting. The Spike iPhone Keyboards by SoloMatrix, functions as a simple case when you need your touchscreen, swings out from the case's back when you need a real keyboard. Going on sale in September, the base model will cost $35, and the premium version will cost $60.
Canon has officially joined the mirrorless interchangeable lens camera, the new Canon EOS M($800), an 18-megapixel compact with touchscreen control and sized for your pocket. Features include a 3.0 inch smudge-resistant touchscreen, ISO 100-12800, an APS-C CMOS sensor and Full HD video recording. The EOS M uses a new lens system that's smaller. The company has two lenses specially for the camera. The EOS M ships with a new EF-M 22mm f/2 STM lens. A longer, zooming EF-M 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS STM lens will also be available for $300.
The 'Coffeebrewer' unique brewing system that lets you brew gourmet coffee within it, and dispose of it easily. The 'Coffeebrewer' is described by the company as a hybrid between a filter dripmaker and French press. The 'Coffeebrewer' contains a filter with 26 grams of ground speciality coffee that lets you brew up to 3 cups of coffee. All you need to do it open it, pour 500 ml of hot water, and let it brew for 5 to 8 minutes.
Meet iDUCK, a very clever stand for your iPhone and other smartphones. Fashioned as a duck beak in a bright orange color, the stand sticks on to the back of a phone with utter ease. The hollow in the beak acts as a good makeshift earphone storage and the handy lanyard makes it a cool keychain accomplice. I love it for its quacky style and uber simplicity. A fitting friend for the iPUP!
One iPhone 5 concept is standing out against many others created in anticipation of the new phone's release. Created by 17-year-old Dakota Adney, the Apple-like commercial demonstrates what the iPhone would look like with a transparent screen and a virtually projected Keyboard.
Adney created a video of the iPhone with iOS6, a quad-core A5 chip, and see-through Retina Display. The teenager highlighted the ease of using different applications such as Twitter, Instagram, and even what it would look like to write a text message on the screen. The virtual keyboard is said to be laser projected on the lower end of the device. The gadget also allows users to see right through the phone while capturing images.
Adney's iPhone concept sets the bar high for the upcoming iPhone 5 and demonstrates how users are expecting impressive high-quality features.
The iPhone 5 concept is not the only one catching viewers' eye as creative and impressive, Adney is too.
Adney is a teenage student from Oklahoma with very innovative ideas as well as striking production skills.
This Apple iOS concept is not the first of its kind, Adney also made one similar to it, but for the iPad 3 concept, created for the product last year. He is also known for creating a witty MacBook Air promo.
iPhone 5 fans are still keeping a close eye out for the release of the device, but what's making the wait bearable is the exciting new concepts fans are coming up with.
Microsoft's Windows 8-powered iPad - Microsoft Surface, featuring a 10.6'' screen(1366x768 resolution), magnetic cover attachment with keyboard and trackpad, a full-sized USB 3.0, a DisplayPort, microSD card slot. Available in two models. One will run Windows RT (Metro Windows 8) and the other will be an Intel-powered Windows 8. There is no release date and no prices now.
This is a 100% water-proof case that’ll allows you to take cool underwater photos. This case($80) has as a touch-sensitive gel screen cover that makes shooting photos underwater extra easy.
The above Bicycle Rearview Camera that mounts to a bicycle for providing a clear view of the road behind. The camera connects to the TFT screen via a 78 3/4″ zip-tied cable that accommodates any frame geometry and the battery in the monitor should last 10 hours on a 2 hour charge. And a circular pattern of red LEDs flash when the camera's built-in sensor detects low-light conditions for visibility to traffic. It is weatherproof so you can even take it out in the rain.
The Polaroid's Z2300 instant digital camera was unveiled at the 2012 CEA (consumer electronics association). A compact digital camera with built-in Zink printer. It features an integrated printer with ZINK printer, producing full-colour 2x3-inch prints in under a minute. It equipped with a 10 meagpixel image sensor and has a 3 inch LCD viewing display on the rear, and the camera can be stored photographs digitally via SD card. Available for pre-order at Polaroid, the Polaroid Z2300 will be arriving in stores on August 15th for around $160 with paper costing $15 for 30 sheets or $25 for 50 sheets. Features: - 10 MP digital camera - 3.0” bright color LCD for viewing images - Compact size and usability - SD compatible for expanded memory, up to 32GB - Rechargeable lithium-ion battery
Google unveils a new cloud-based media streamer named Nexus Q, which is built around the newly revamped Google Play. It's odd-looking and expensive, at $300 without speakers or cables. The Nexus Q gives you access to music and movies through your TV, speakers or wireless through any Android device in your home. It is a black orb, 4.6 inches in diameter, with a ring of 32 LEDs that "shift and change color in time to your music," Google says.
There is an environmentally friendly iPhone speaker amplifier that is constructed out of FSC Certified 100% Post Consumer paper.Called eco-amp,designed and made in Los Angeles,CA. Without great sound, it can be easily assembled and used on the fly to amplify the music in your iPhone, so wherever you are, it can take the place of your bulky battery-powered speakers. What's more, it only takes you $8.
She was told to meet at his parent's house.When she arrived,he had stationed his brother to sit her on the back of a CRV with some headphones on.Instead,there was the world's first Live Lip-Dub Proposal.
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