The Philips Fluid Looks Great on Both Your Ear and Your Arm
Michael Hines — August 26, 2010 — Tech
References: ddmdesign.br & tuvie
Normal cell phones just don't look as good after seeing the Philips Fluid. The Philips Fluid was designed by Dinard da Mata as a wearable smartphone.
The Philips Fluid has all the bells and whistles of a regular smartphone, with the additional capability of being worn on your wrist. Concepts like this can't help but get you excited for the future of cell phones. I look forward to the day that I can wrap my phone around me when I go on a run.
The Philips Fluid has all the bells and whistles of a regular smartphone, with the additional capability of being worn on your wrist. Concepts like this can't help but get you excited for the future of cell phones. I look forward to the day that I can wrap my phone around me when I go on a run.
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Wearable Smartphones — The trend of wearable smartphones opens up opportunities for innovative designs and enhanced user experiences.
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Cell Phone Fashion — The trend of incorporating fashion into cell phone design creates disruptive opportunities for stylish and customizable devices.
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Consumer Electronics — The consumer electronics industry can capitalize on the trend of wearable smartphones by developing innovative and user-friendly devices.
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Fashion — The fashion industry can explore the trend of cell phone fashion to create fashionable accessories that combine style and functionality.
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Mobile Technology — The mobile technology industry can leverage the convergence of technology and fashion to create seamless and integrated wearable devices.
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