BenQ-Siemens Transformer

At first glance, this may look like your typical Smartphone,
but at the twist of the screen, it’s able to stand upright
for the ultimate multimedia experience.

Pantech Pivot Point

Designed by Lunar Designs for Pantech, Pivot Point is a
futuristic mobile phone concept, sporting a “swiveling screen
that can be set up like an easel for easy typing.”

If it ever gets out of the design stage, the device is
sure to be a hit with mobile TV and video-conferencing junkies

NEC’s “Tag” Phone

NEC has just unveiled “Tag”, its next-generation cell phone
concept. Available in white, black, or orange varities, this
device boasts ‘”shape-memorizing” material — the tag will
bend and twist at your command.’ Other specifications have
not yet been released.

Pantech’s Flexus Mobile Phone

Pantech’s sleek “Flexus” mobile phone concept recently took
home the iF Design Award for Excellence & Innovation. This
handset boasts a “trackball and Moto PEBL-esque keypad.”
Here’s what Nicholas Deleon has to say:

I take it I’m not the only one who would like to see this
released, right? Because something that pretty deserves to
be allowed to leaves it room every once and a while

Fujitsu’s 4-way Slider Phone

Fujitsu’s 4-way slider phone concept features “a virtual
keypad allowing it to display a pad appropriate to whichever
way the keypad slides out: left, right, up or down.”

There are four buttons on the front which would make the
machine very tempting as a music playback device. Indeed,
there’s something of the iPod about the device, though we’re
not saying this is the kit Apple’s going to unveil as the
iPhone

Nokia 888

Nokia’s remarkable 888 concept is ultrathin, lightweight, and
very flexible. Powered by liquid battery, the 888 offers a
touchscreen display.

via TechEBlog