Phones might have hooks attached to them!!November 8th, 2009 - 04:44 pm by Wajiha H.
Fabio Dabori has recently come up with a brand new designer mobile called HOOK? Wow! This is the first time we have seen anything like this, quite impressive to say but the least. This hook mobile is actually going to change the way we lock and unlock our keypads. The mechanism will change completely and this could be one of the first mobiles to be introducing new smaller but more compact handsets.
![]() The concept of this HOOK does not really need a person to be a rocket scientist, anyone can understand how it works and this is the beauty of it mainly. The concept includes a hook (metal or plastic) embedded around the keys of a standard phone, nothing special. Now the hook could either be flippable or sliding as shown in the pictures, so you could get convenience with variety as well. You will get a different technology in two different ways. The first hovers around the keypad lock/unlock mechanism as instead of pushing at least two buttons for the lock or unlock sequence; it could be done with just only one flip or slide of the hook. Now the other thing that inspires me is the microphone that can be put at the bottom of the hook easily which can convince manufacturers to come up with various mobile designs and squeezing the mobile even more as the microphone will constantly stay near the mouth thanks to the flipping/sliding hook. We as mobile users are not very used to things protruding from our handsets, so this is something that could become a bit of a problem adjusting to. This concept is still in the making though so you never know how it might turn out. But one thing is for sure, it is a breath of fresh air in the world of mobile’s world. Something that can really revolve the way mobiles are produced. Related ArticlesRelated articles to Phones might have hooks attached to them!!. |
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