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I don’t think much needs to said about this exciting concept phone - the Nokia 888. Suffice to say it gives us a glimpse into tomorrow’s mobile phone technology. Who knows, perhaps three years from now we shall all be walking around with our mobile phones implanted into skulls, and we won’t require such peripherals.

The borg generation beckons.

Check out another concept phone from Nokia, the Nokia Morph.

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Here is something I’ve been keeping a close eye on over the past couple of years. It is the Nokia Morph concept phone which looks similar to their other concept phone, the Nokia 888. These phones give us a rare glimpse into how tomorrow’s mobile phone will look and interact with us mere mortals.

Somewhat different to the sleek iPhone, which I feel is the last bastion to the ‘conventional’ mobile phone ‘brick’ design, the Nokia Morph finally bridges the gap between the application of highly advanced technologies and human interaction.

The Nokia Morph uses the latest nanotechnology and electro-luminescent materials, it allows the user to twist and shape the phone into almost any shape. Minority Report perhaps, but this concept phone does give us a privileged glimpse into what is in store for us - the consumer, and how we will interact with tomorrow’s technology.


If you would like to read more about the Nokia Morph then please visit the Nokia website.

Please note that this phone is a concept phone, it is not for sale… yet. So don’t bother asking where you can purchase one. Give it 3-5 years I reckon.

Having personally worked with electro luminescence (EL), I know from experience that the size of the drivers which power the segmented EL are rather large to say the least, however with the help of Cambridge University, UK I’m sure Nokia will deliver a gadget of this caliber. Let us hope it is sooner rather than later.

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