Design Zealot

Bling King Alexander Amosu has already covered our much-loved mobile phones and other accessories in diamonds, including the limited edition diamond Nokia N95 8GB, luxury MOTOPURE H12 Bluetooth headset, diamond-encrusted Apple iPhone, and the RAZR2 V8 Luxury Diamond Edition phone. This time, the world's most prestigious customization company has added a glittering new range of diamond encrusted Blackberry Pearls to their range of luxurious diamond encrusted mobile phones.

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Apple is a computer company before all else, this much is fact. The iPhone is far more computer than phone, and besides its design, that is why it's so popular. It reinvented the cellphone industry in no small way, and it happened because Apple isn't a phone company.

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The iPhone may have Google Maps, but it doesn't rely on real GPS— it approximates your location using cell phone towers. And while there are smartphones with GPS out there, none contains a fully-featured GPS device. Garmin's newly-announced nüviphone may be the first phone we've seen that we'd want instead of an iPhone: it's a touch screen device that is at once a 3.5G smartphone and full-on GPS unit for driving and walking.

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Toshiba's new G450 USB HSDPA is designed to primarily function as a USB HSDPA modem for data on-the-go, but in a surprise combo double-attack move it also doubles as a handy cellphone.

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Those sweet lads over at the Chocolate Agency have come up with yet another delectable concept dubbed P-Per; a concept mobile phone that would satisfy both environmentalists and tech nerds. The design consists of just 4 layers, a printed circuit board, extruded polycarbonate, recycled titanium, and a wrap around flexible haptic LED touchscreen. By minimizing materials, the design is highly sustainable.

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It's not hard to see the future of electronics is all about slim and sleek, metal and glass, technogadgetmatry and multimedia. Is there any room for the retro stylings of yesteryear? And what about nature? Shouldn't something organic make its way into our hyper-tech designs? Designer Seungchan Lee thinks the CulArt (pronounce Cool Art) concept fulfills both.

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