Cellphones: Haptic Phone Design Has Physical Buttons Occasionally

August 8, 2007 by admin  
Filed under Electronics

haptic_phone.jpgThe iPhone may have a dynamic UI that changes to suit whatever program’s currently running, but it doesn’t physically change. This All in One haptics phone designed by Lukas Koh does (on paper), and creates raised buttons depending on what mode you’re currently in. Example: phone mode has the dial pad, and text entry mode presumably has a keyboard. Looks great, but impossible to make. [Yanko Design]

Sourced from: “Gizmodo”

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