Windows Phone KIN - KIN is a mobile phone and online service designed for people who live to be constantly connected. Social networking is woven in to every aspect of the phone, and comes to life in three features: the Loop, the Spot, and the Studio.
The Loop keeps you up to date by pulling together feeds from all your social networks.
The Spot is a simple way to share. Just drag and drop photos, videos, or links to publish online.
The Studio automatically keeps all your stuff backed up on the web.
Windows Phone KIN - KIN is a mobile phone and online service designed for people who live to be constantly connected. Social networking is woven in to every aspect of the phone, and comes to life in three features: the Loop, the Spot, and the Studio.
The Loop keeps you up to date by pulling together feeds from all your social networks.
The Spot is a simple way to share. Just drag and drop photos, videos, or links to publish online.
The Studio automatically keeps all your stuff backed up on the web.
Windows Phone KIN - KIN is a mobile phone and online service designed for people who live to be constantly connected. Social networking is woven in to every aspect of the phone, and comes to life in three features: the Loop, the Spot, and the Studio.
The Loop keeps you up to date by pulling together feeds from all your social networks.
The Spot is a simple way to share. Just drag and drop photos, videos, or links to publish online.
The Studio automatically keeps all your stuff backed up on the web.
Nokia Premium 2008 - In 2006 the Nokia Design Insight + Innovation team created a series of concepts to guide Nokia’s ‘08 lines of premium phones (the 8800 Arte and 8600 Luna). We used “Time†as a theme to define the industrial design direction, materials, and the software UI for the products. The story came together in a series of subtly crafted hardware and software moments: a clock that appears when the screen is tapped, a world clock for global nomads, and precise hardware details inspired by premium watches.
Nokia Premium 2008 - In 2006 the Nokia Design Insight + Innovation team created a series of concepts to guide Nokia’s ‘08 lines of premium phones (the 8800 Arte and 8600 Luna). We used “Time†as a theme to define the industrial design direction, materials, and the software UI for the products. The story came together in a series of subtly crafted hardware and software moments: a clock that appears when the screen is tapped, a world clock for global nomads, and precise hardware details inspired by premium watches.
Nokia Vision of the Future - In 2006, Nokia Design created four videos to explore how mobile phone design might change in following four years. For each of Nokia's lifestyle categories - Live, Connect, Explore, and Achieve - we created several product and software concepts, and a story that depicts moments in the lives of Nokia's customers. They were designed to inspire and stimulate discussion around how the mobile device of the future might look and function in our lives.
Videos: http://bit.ly/aHr9Sz
ABB Powerwall - The ABB Powerwall is a collaborative interface for industrial environments, consisting of a large, interactive, and collaborative display, and a mobile interface.
On-site service technicians can seamlessly move information between their personal mobile support systems to the Powerwall. The system supports various kinds of collaborative work, including making annotations, browsing for information, and visualizing blueprints and three-dimensional representations of products or torrents.
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