Look mom, no bezels: Chinese smartphone giant Xiaomi demonstrates serious experimental clout with its new Mi Mix concept phone, a device with a daring ceramic build and nearly-edgeless display.
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Claimed to be the world's first virtual musical instrument for flexible phones, Queen's University's new "WhammyPhone" prototype promises kinesthetic control never before experienced on a smartphone.
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Researchers at Queen's University's Human Media Lab have created a prototype smartphone called ReFlex, that features a flexible display and advanced tactile feedback, simulating the sensation flipping through the pages of a book.
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Described as a multi-display, shape-changing smartphone, the PaperFold allows up to three separate E-Ink displays to be combined into various shapes to support different functions and provide extra screen real estate when required.
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The MorePhone is a prototype smartphone that can curl up to indicate incoming calls, texts or emails.
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The CPT002 Aston Martin Concept Phone from Mobiado takes the 'slab of glass' design of many current smartphones to the next level.
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Designer Billy May has come up with a mobile phone concept called the “Seabird” that is designed to address some of the frustrations people face when using such physically small devices.
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A study on how blisters form in stickers might lead to stretchable electronics.
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August 22, 2006 Answer your phone with the touch of a cheek! Synaptics and Pilotfish have utilised Synaptics' ClearPad touch screen to enable a new mobil
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