Dial Pocket Watch Concept Might Replace Cell Phones in Future

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The age of wrist watches dawned after the First World War but until then it was all about pocket watches. Even with respect to men’s fashion pocket watch considered a part of their clothing for wristwatches were considered feminine and unmanly. But today’s scenario speaks otherwise. Watches strapped around your wrist sometimes speak more than you would actually want to convey to people.



With designer Eriz Lanuza touching new tech possibilities with a pocket watch, the world would probably come to know that there is a place other than steampunk, where pocket clocks will pick up some ground. Hailed as “Dial”, the crisp renderings of the conceptual pocket watch speak for itself. Since our cell phones have taken up the baton of being our personal assistant, this concept is imbibing the same selling points of smart phone. To start with, the Dial shows a number of alerts when in stand-by or “watch” mode. These include network coverage, missed calls, unread text message, Bluetooth and other standard ones.



Once the screen is activated, it would pull up the functions menu just like your mobile phone.



The touch-sensitive keyboard is arranged around its circumference and has the “touch” pen chained to one of its ends.



In its attempt to become a smarter alternative to any conventional phone, the pocket watch also sports a camera behind and a standard audio jack on the top.



The concept of hi-tech Dial Pocket Watch hatched from the study on portable technology. Given the fact that technology is galloping to shrink size of every gadget around and at the same time maintain standards of innovation, this concept could be a real gadget in near future.

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Sidewinder: A Conceptual Multi-touch Phone and Wrist Watch

The tried and tested touchscreen interface has now involved into a complex technology and most cellphones these days seem to come with it, and here Susan Cho has designed a user interface for a conceptual multi-touch phone that also doubles up as a wrist watch.



The reason behind this conceptual gadget seems to be that we all use our cellphones to tell time these days, and the watches are worn only for decorative purposes. By combining both the gadgets into one, you could avoid having to remove your phone from the pocket or your bag every time you would like to use it. The Sidewinder is a sleek conceptual multi-touch phone which can also be used a wrist watch, and its user interface really stands out.



It is simple, clean and sans any distractions which makes the interface successful. The minimalist icons tell you where to touch for messages, to reach contacts, access reminders, to dial numbers, and also to check the map. Perhaps the phone also integrates the GPS facility, for the maps looks pretty clear. The settings and the tool bar are located at the bottom of the screen and are easily accessible.

[jntio]

choi gd ani. maau unta ug barato rapd

[Eve's Apple Project]

actually bai naa naman ingon ani sa china market but dli ingon ani ang design.. blue tooth na ang gamit para receiver.

pero murag stick gihapon ko sa cell phone bai..wehehe.. & kadtong pindot2 gihapon ko kay lisod kaayo ng Iphone style. wehehe but bilib jud ko sa mga industrial designers nga nagdevelop og ingon ani...

[Morcego]

galmonon kaayo na mga touch screen..mao di gyud ko ana kay kung maguba mahal kaayo pa-repair..

[Daiquiri]

Haha wow ka mga datu sa mga taw

[Eve's Apple Project]

@daiquiri: datu ra ta ani pagmaka afford rasad ta palit ani..wahaha

[Hammer_and_Sickle]

choya ani oy, ..

[- khenz -]

two thumbs up ko ani...

[Eve's Apple Project]

check google bai..daghan na baligya ingon ani..