Mobile design awards unveil chameleons, slices and gestures
By Scott Ard on 6 October 2009 14:48
The winner of the Fujitsu Mobile Phone Design Award 2009 was announced this week at the IT and electronics trade show Ceatec Japan, where finalist designs are on display.
Here is the Tile, designed by Wataru Igarashi. The description states: "Screens have to be flat - the goal of this design was to break convention and create a distinctive design allowing user-friendliness previously unheard of."
Photo credit: Scott Ard/CNET
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1. Colin
The future of phone according to microsoft is that their getting BIGGER. On their new Windows Phone website they have the HTC Touch II at a staggering 104" (H) x 55" (W) x 12" (D). Amazingly it still only weighs 110 grammes!
2. Radical Meldrew
Form over Function?
Erm, yes, well. I can't see myself ever considering pulling one these so called phones out of my pocket to answer a call. Still it would give everyone a good laugh. They may at the leading edge of innovative design but in my opinion they are just plain naff!