Rotary Mechanical Smartphone
by Richard Clarkson

Designer Richard Clarkson has created a conceptual smartphone with a rotary dial. More »

Designer Richard Clarkson has created a conceptual smartphone with a rotary dial. More »

London designer Dominic Wilcox created this stylus that straps over his nose for using his touch-screen phone in the bath. Update: this project is included in Dezeen Book of Ideas, which is on sale now for £12. More »

Milan 2011: Swedish designers Claesson Koivisto Rune unveiled this mobile phone design at Superstudio Piu at Tortona Design Week in Milan. More »

San Francisco designer Yves Behar has designed the inaugural product from new Danish mobile phone brand Æsir. More »

Japanese designer Tokujin Yoshioka has created a transparent mobile phone. More »

This mobile phone concept by London designer Patrick Hyland can be charged by the heat in your pocket. More »

Designer Ronen Kadushin has designed an open-source mallet for smashing up iPhones. More »

Digital communications agency Etre have created gloves that expose the tips of the thumb and index finger, specifically designed for using touch-screen devices. More »

Chinese designer Daizi Zheng has created a conceptual mobile phone for Finnish brand Nokia that could be powered by sugary drinks. Update: this project is included in Dezeen Book of Ideas, which is on sale now for £12. More »

Japanese designer Nosigner has designed Drip Grip and XY, two new concepts for Japanese mobile phone company KDDI. More »

San Francisco-based designers One & Co have collaborated with mobile phone manufacturers HTC in Taiwan to design the Touch Diamond handset. More »

Milan 08: London-based ChauhanStudio will launch four new telephones for SunCorp Communications in Milan during the furniture fair next month. More »

Porsche Design has launched its first mobile phone: the solid aluminium P’9521. More »

Jasper Morrison has designed a mobile phone for Samsung, featuring phone functions on one side and camera functions on the other (via dezain). More »
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Naoto Fukasawa’s office has sent us better images of the Japanese designer’s prototype Infobar2 phone. More »