The future of mobile phones is this: there won’t be phones as we know it. Looking at the “future” as suggested by Nokia, the concept of the Morph goes way beyond mobile phone technology. Essentially speaking, a “phone” by definition today implies more than just making calls – there is a camera function, MP3 playback and web surfing. Pretty much, by design – a computer.

The Morph is the closest thing to a portable environmental suit: more than calls, it becomes a repository for otherwise useless information like pollution levels, smell analyzers and other such things that require the use of nanotechnology. it can help us locate places and people, be worn as a fashion accessory, and be folded up into something more portable.

The funny thing is that when I re-read what I just wrote, I’m basically describing phones as they already exist today (save for the smell analyzers and pollution level thingees). Cliche as it may sound, the future is not too far away, really.

Image taken from the Morph Concept site.

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Is this the future? Nanotechnology will allow phones to do the following:

• be self cleaning
• ergonomically designed
• inform the user about many things in the vicinity such as pollution, weather, etc
• be self sufficient in terms of power

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