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Nokia, the leading mobile phone manufacturer, is known for offering something unique and out of the box which can quiz the minds of many of us. Nokia can puzzle anyone with its designing concepts of its mobile phones and the latest roar in the market is of Nokia 888. Nokia 888 is a concept phone which can adjust to your surroundings and this is something which none of us had ever imagined. People might call it a joke or the craziest thing ever done by any mobile phone manufacturer, however this will be a true revolution in the world oftelecommunications.
According to the aficionados, this is the most amazing
technology experienced by the man and this is simply
beyond anyone’s imagination. Nokia 888 has been
manufactured with a design concept ‘Form follows you’
which means that the phone can be carried anywhere and
in any form. The form and the shape of the phone can be
changed according to the needs of the customer during
the day.
- Nokia 888 is a concept mobile phone with a bracelet like design that has never been endorsed by Nokia. The phone is light, simple and flexible enough to be carried in any form, this looks funny, but it’s true that it can be blended into any shape or can be rolled up round the wrist, or people can also use it as a clip for your shirt. According to the sources, this sleek and paper like Nokia phone has been designed by Tamer Nakisci who had also won the Benelux design contest back in 2005. Till 2008, the mobile phone companies did not put this into practice. The Nokia 888 concept is mostly targeted at the teenagers who live an active lifestyle and take part in a lot of different activities. The most advanced technology has been used in the production of Nokia 888 including liquid battery, speech recognition, touch sensitive body cover and flexibletouch scereen
Milan Tomic
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