Say Hello! to the next generation of devices...
This device, the Nokia 111, won its designer Dan Meyer an internship with Nokia.
Based on the conceit of travellers who would keep a locket holding a family picture on their bedside, this device swivels to become a picture frame when it's not being used.
Its swivelling shape also means it can be placed on a table during video calls to simulate normal eye contact.
All of the devices and designs are now on show at the Air Gallery in London.
Photo credit: Jo Best
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