Smartphone concept design

PS Design's iPhone 13 concept poses a pretty interesting question. Wouldn't it be nice if your smartphone had a display on the rear that let you see what was in the frame while you clicked selfies? Sure, you've got the front-facing camera for selfies, but hear me out. With multiple cameras and sensors on the

called mosaic, industrial designer louis berger conceptualizes a modular camera device for smartphones like the apple iphone.

In today's world, absolutely no one can live without their smartphones! I mean, I need mine by my side at all times, and I am quite heavily dependant on it. As we demand more and more from our smartphones, inventors and creators have been pushing all boundaries when it comes to this piece of tech!

https://youtu.be/XeqUROdsWGU Whoever says 'beauty comes from within' makes a rather compelling case for this iPhone 13 concept, because it surely is, well... unconventional on the outside. Marking a clear departure from Apple's old style of iPhones, this concept by Antonio De Rosa ushers in a new age for a new iPhone - the M1 iPhone.

The ECO-MOBIUS is a modular phone that can be easily assembled and upgraded. Its modules are easily replaceable and are assembled via sliding tracks. Basically the phone is divided into four independent modules – display, core, battery, and camera. The display module includes the screen and the lens; the core module is loaded with CPU,

Almost four years ago, I created a Tiny Phone concept - my favorite concept. Only two app icons fit in one row. The front camera was hidden in a slider. There was no camera on the back. A compact device, with no distractions.

There's a lot to love about the Hubble Phone by Turing Space Industries. It emulates the strangely beautiful clamshell format first seen in Nokia's N93 phone, a