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- Just What Is Your Weight
- Ten Unusual Shapes For Mobile Phones
- BMW In My Ears!
- Objects Repurposition
- Everchanging Wallnado
- Red Tongue Monster Will Get You Thief!
| Posted: 08 Feb 2010 06:25 AM PST Ah the woes of being overweight, ask me about it! You need constant reminders to "watch it" and ensure that you stick to your regime. Rug with Scale is one such aid and should ideally be placed in front of your bathroom door so that every time you come out of the loo, you feel happy! The scale typically shows your previous weight, present weight, and goal weight. But the rug underneath can be removed and switched for cleaning etc. Designer: Kwon Sunman
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| Ten Unusual Shapes For Mobile Phones Posted: 08 Feb 2010 05:07 AM PST The form factor of your cellphone is quite a defining factor on whether you approve of it or not. The grip, the interface and accessibility, all depend on this. At Yanko, we have covered some really unique and unusual forms and here is a re-cap of the Ten Most Unusual Shapes For Mobile Phones.
A wiggly worm or a bracelet, you choose its form! 9) Tarati – Touchless Cellphone by Nonobject
No keys on this phone, just poke your stubby fingers through the holes to dial the numbers, fat fingers…watchout!
Long before someone thought of the tablets, designer Seokwon Hong gave us a taste of prime screen space with this concept. It just whetted our appetite for more, only difference is that we don't need multiple faces to seamlessly connect, just a single iPhone-esque piece will do. 7) Soft Mobile Phone Concept by Roman Kriheli
Reminds me of a puffer fish more than anything else! It just bloats up! 6) Dial Phone by Jung Dae Hoon
Jewelry, retro , projector mish-mash! 5) Mobile Script Phone by Aleksandr Mukomelov
Like a script that opens up to unveil the secrets, the OLED screen unfurls and becomes your playground.
This phone was probably heavily influenced by Dan Brown!
Cotton Candy of a phone; It's a series of discs with electronic fabric stretched in between! Unique in shape and materials. 2) Wearable Mobile Phone by Sunman Kwon
How many times have you used your fingers to dial a number, now how about using them for a keypad? 1) Moto Concept by Joseph Liang
This has to be the cutest looking phone EVER! A total DOLL! |
| Posted: 08 Feb 2010 03:40 AM PST BMW DesignworksUSA has collaborated with Sennheiser on a special project and come up with three variations in earphones. The CX 980, MX 980 and OMX 980 combine visual aesthetics with functionality and come with powerful Neodymium magnets that guarantee a lifelike sound image with a highly detailed resolution. The CX 980 is fashioned to fit in comfortably in the ear canal; specs include frequency response from 16 to 24,000 Hz & soft silicone earbuds. Seven adapters to fit every ear size, the sound image customization via bass-focused, bass-intensive or fully balanced sound. The MX 980 earphones are also finished in metal feature frequency response of 16 to 23,000 Hz. The OMX 980 sport an elegant Y-structure with detailed surfacing and come with adjustable lightweight ear hooks. Secure fit and additional wearing comfort are its prime focus. Common to all three models: volume can be adjusted via a volume control integrated into the cable; Innovative variable jack plug that can be fitted either straight or twisted to a 90-degree angle to ensure optimum connection. An aircraft adapter and an elegant carrying pouch bring on the bonus! Photo credits: Sennheiser Electronic GmbH & Co. KG Designers: BMW DesignworksUSA, Singapore CX 980
MX 980
OMX 980
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| Posted: 08 Feb 2010 03:24 AM PST What position does your toilet paper holder take? Would it consider being the new towel rack? Perhaps a nice sock dispenser? Tell your objects that they need to be more liberal. You know why? Because if you don’t, designer David Olschewski will just have to do it for ye! Take a look below for a collection of simple objects repurposed for others. 1)”Stiller Gefährte” – translated means “silent companion” this silent shovel is turned a bit in one direction and comes out the other end as a coat rack. Material: shovel + beechwood 2) “14.7.” Pitchfork collection turned into another coat rack. Material: pitchfork + solid wood 3)”Peglight” That right there is a lamp turned right outta some laundry pegs. Material: pegs + electronic components 4)”003 – toilet roll holder” is a three-legged toilet roll holder made from beechwood and a little bitta metal – easy to assemble, easy to store. Material: beechwood 5)”Renate” Water byoys out of sea service, now land lubbers. Material: 3 x buoys made from plastic Designer: David Olschewski
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| Posted: 08 Feb 2010 02:56 AM PST That’s another name for this product that I just made up! I mean the name, that is, this concept was designed by the incomparable Amirko, and it’s real name is “Change It!” Ohh scoop it! It’s one big wall of turn-triangles. Each of these triangles has different colors on them – white – black – and a slightly unique rainbow shade. As you can see in the first picture here, when the color is on full blast, it makes a mural all it’s own. What combination of madness can be made? Choose your own adventure! For now it’s the colors as explained above. In the future it might have any number of different choices for the sides – lights, materials, typography, body parts, animal fur, whatever! Designer: Amirko aka Amirkhan Abdurakhmanov
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| Red Tongue Monster Will Get You Thief! Posted: 08 Feb 2010 12:10 AM PST Who's this with his mean eyes staring at you…his Red Tongue is not what it seems! Let's get creative this Monday Morning, and speculate what this mean looking monster will scare you about! Did someone say toilet gags? Kudos! It's a toilet paper keeper! Guardian….the toilet paper keeper which keeps the toilet paper safe, clean, secure from the toilet paper thieves! Funny concept that addresses a relevant issue, because we know public loos are often subject to vandals. The red piece secures the holder to the toilet tank and can be unlocked by the key-keeper. And in case the paper gets lost within the cover, you can spin it around from the other end and then pull it out from the front. Beware Toilet Paper Thieves, we have outsmarted you! Designer: Mauricio Sanin Mazuera
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