If Apple made an iCar, one feature you'd most likely find is a "slide to unlock" car door. Unfortunately, the company is too busy working on the iPhone 5 and Apple TV set to build a working prototype, or so we think. Click here to see more funny text messages and autocorrect messages, courtesy of Autocowrecked.com. Continue reading to watch Psycho Siri.
Unlike other phones, the HTC Autonome has an innovative charging function: you can either "directly plug-in the phone to the wall socket, negating the use of any cables. Or, you can detach the specialized module, tank it up and then hook it back to the phone and transfer the juice." Click here for more pictures. In related news, continue reading to see a real emergency solar phone.
This way you get the freedom to use the phone whilst charging the extra ammo. I love the magnesium unibody frame designed for this, and of course the practical solution for charging. Ideal for travelers too![via YankoDesign]
London student Kieron-Scott Woodhouse created a smartphone, called ADzero, that's made from specially treated bamboo that is "just as strong as any kind of plastic." Pricing and availability have not yet been announced. Click here to see more. Continue reading for a video.
Woodhouse, a design student in the U.K. at Middlesex University, came up with the idea for ADzero based on his interest in alternative construction methods for phones. In fact, one of his early concepts with which he was just "messing about with materials, trying to find quality materials," turned into a handset made out of steel and bronze.[via Dvice]
Sending a text message to your crush is one thing, but using clever pickup lines that won't get you slapped in the face are another. Fortunately, here is one that just might work. Click here to see more funny text messages and autocorrects, courtesy of Autocowrecks.com. In unrelated, but still cool news, continue reading for a video of the real-life Need4Speed team.
Some girls are too nice to immediately tell off a guy...so, they start coming up with excuses, with the one above being a prime example. Despite losing their phone, this person still managed to text the interested party back, twice. Click here to see more funny demotivational posters, courtesy of VeryDemotivational.com. Continue reading for a collection of awesome The Simpsons movie poster parodies, courtesy of Slodive.
If pop-up notifications existed in real-life, this is what some of them might display. Starting off, we have one about "Late Night Texting", warning users that sending a message at this hour would reek of desperation. Continue reading to see more.
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Unlike other handsets, the Mobikoma is "a concept phone based on modules that fasten on to each other via micro locks; each module has its own power supply and computing processor making it a powerful individual." Click here to see more. In related news, continue reading to see a triple screen Android phone.
However the purpose is to use them collectively as a phone and if you're in the mood for it, a mini tablet. There are two specific elements dedicated to the SIM storage with phone memory and microphone. These elements are distinguished with their fancy etchings on the back.[via YankoDesign]
Some people just don't get what you're hinting at in a text message, and the demotivational poster above is a prime example. On the bright side, building a fort is most certainly a guaranteed fun way to spend your night. Click here to see more, courtesy of VeryDemotivational.com. In unrelated, and slightly motivational news, continue reading to see the ten highest paying jobs in the US, as of 2011.
Talking loudly in public on a cell phone is already bad enough, but these two things -- a head-mounted cell phone booth and tape-based handset holder -- should never be used in public, or so we think. Click here to see more of today's most popular images, courtesy of Imgur.com. Continue reading for videos showing amazing time-lapse nature scenes.
Have you ever wondered just how an old Nokia phone would stack up against the iPhone 4S? Well, let's just say that in a drop test, without added protection, the Nokia would probably still be functioning after being dropped from a 2-story building, while the same couldn't be said for the iPhone. Click here to see more funny text messages, courtesy of Autocowrecks.com. Continue reading to see one of the funniest cell phone commercials ever.
