check out this concept phone...*warning large image attached*


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So someone redesigned the iphone with a big screen and impossible (or at least incredibly impractical) dimensions and what looks like a customized version of MIUI? Looks like he wants the iphone but, like, could have totally done a better job of it himself.

On a side note, the quote is misattributed. Leonardo da Vinci beat Jobs to it by a few hundred years.

That's one ugly looking device from the front/top/side angled view. Looks like the yucky plastic off any computer of the 80's/90's (Atari ST/Amiga/SNES).

Not good when a phone looks better from the back than the front :)

well this is talked about lots of reddit and this hit the front page when I posted it...I kinda like the UI but the phone itself did look too blocky.

That's one ugly looking device from the front/top/side angled view. Looks like the yucky plastic off any computer of the 80's/90's (Atari ST/Amiga/SNES).

Not good when a phone looks better from the back than the front :)

Agreed. And what weird dimensions...

If I could be given one to keep, I think I'd actually love that phone. Shame it's just a concept and I wouldn't be given one out of the blue. :p Concept or not I actually find it quite an interesting design. It is a bit on the large side but it seems to be a trend in phones now.

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