There is a trend towards the production of quite rectangular, thin and featureless mobile phones, which this tactile smartphone design aims to follow in the first two respects. While the shape of the modern cellphone seems to be working for users, Mladen Milic proposes a design with more visible, physical features that can make the device more intuitively functional.
Four buttons on the bottom of the 'ECCHELLON X One' enable the user to navigate between screens with more clarity and ease. Meanwhile, a few major components are worked into the back of the handset: a fingerprint reader is positioned prominently beneath the camera and flash. Finally, you can completely disconnect one corner of this tactile smartphone to more easily your SD and SIM card.
Tactile Smartphone Designs
This Concept ASUS Diverges From the Minimalist Mobile Movement
Trend Themes
1. Tactile Smartphone Designs - Designing smartphones with more visible, physical features to enhance functionality.
2. Intuitive Navigation - Incorporating easily accessible buttons for seamless screen navigation.
3. Integrated Functionalities - Integrating fingerprint reader and card slots into the design of smartphones.
Industry Implications
1. Mobile Technology - The mobile phone industry can explore innovative designs to enhance user experience and functionality.
2. Consumer Electronics - Companies in the consumer electronics industry can embrace tactile smartphone designs to stand out in the market.
3. User Interface Design - The field of user interface design can adopt new concepts like intuitive navigation for improved user interaction.