Mobile Phone Body Heat

in these days of technology focused on being the slimmest and most well specced in the industry, designer Kirk Schneider proposes a new solution. We’re talking about the Morphy phone here, a durable and pliable cellphone, that can change shape inside your pocket, using your body heat.  Kirk wants to use the existing flexible circuit board technology and flexible touchscreens, but also cover them with a durable, pliable hybrid plastic. This is a “memory material” that will adapt to your pocket and the shape of your body. Supposedly, this technology will turn into something commercial in 18 months, if Kirk is right.

Morphy will adapt to your thigh shape once in your pocket and Kirk also proposes another version of the technology with micro TFT touchscreens floating independent of one another.

 

Cell Phone For People Suffering from arthritis

The phone is spherical in shape and is based on the concept of fluidity of movement due to which a user will be able to dial a number by simply navigating the device without having to punch in the buttons – meaning less work with fingers that would provide major relief to arthritic patients. Rotating the sphere, just like a mouse, would allow the user to see the screen and can navigate through by simply rolling the device, which is meant for scrolling the screen in all directions.

The phone is user-friendly and has icons that are large enough to be seen from a short distance. A slight pressure downwards on the device helps select the item that the user would like. The base of the device also emits a soft glow when placed on the docking station for recharging. When the phone is not in use, it doubles as magnifier to amplify any text up to three times. Apart from its utility, the phone has a very modern and contemporary look, besides its round shape ensuring a comfortable grip .