Nokia Aeon and iPod Nano 4G make love for a concept

If Nokia’s Aeon and a Nano made sweet love, this is what you’d get. Curved edges, slim profile, touchscreen technology, high-tech is written all over it!

Designed by a certain Mac Funamizu, this particular phone concept features a dynamic screen that works with different technologies including tactile feedback on a touchscreen and e-ink. And aside from a standard alphanumeric keypad, it also has a semi-standard Apple keyboard for users to type on whenever the need arises.

It’s certainly a nice concept, and I’m sure designers at both Nokia and Apple would be proud, but if you want to know what those white things in the last photo are, I don’t know. Maybe clouds?



Via Yanko Design

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Posted on 15 Oct 08 - Filed in Concept, Nokia, Wireless - Comments - Written by David Gonzales

  • Those "clouds" illustrate how the phone generates tactile feedback. Buttons can literally raise when needed depending on the application.
  • Of course! How could I miss it? Thanks for clearing that one up. :)
  • Wow, What a phone. its really a amazing.
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