Design Concepts on TFTS

The Celsius X VI II is one of the most interesting cellphone/watch concepts I’ve seen this year so far. And this baby will be actually launched at some point next week for prices starting at $275,000. I take it that’s the unlocked price of the device and I’ll assume that …

By now you must be used to all the pictures and sketches that hit the web before a hot product launch. We’ve shown you iPhone 4G concepts before and today we have one more for you. The iPhone in the picture above is not dubbed as the iPhone 4G but …

Today we’re constantly going to be reminded of the iPad and the fact that Apple is taking pre-orders of its first-gen tablet. On the other hand we already know that there are plenty of tablets scheduled to arrive in the following 12 months alone with more hitting stores in the …

For those of us who dreamed of flying when we were kids, our prayers may have been heard as the world’s first practical jetpack is finally here. Designed and built by New Zealand-based Martin Aircraft company, the sleek Martin jetpack is a leap into the future as it can fly …

On a first glance this Tokyo Flash watch catches your attention with it’s unique design and bright dots of color. The hexagon design, somewhat resembling that of a bee hive, makes the casing stand out and gives this watch a very modern feel. A colorful series of LED lenses …

Will keyboards and calculators of the future be totally key less? Minebea, who have developed a button free  input system named Cool Leaf, thinks maybe so.

Those who see the iPad as an oversized iPhone but fear that the tablet won’t fit inside their pockets, should check out the latest in hipster fashion, the “iGotaBigAssPocket” jeans. More like a conceptual design that wants to prove that geeks are sexy, the new trousers are meant for future …

If all this MWC 2010 hype is making you want to take a break from all the cell phone and smartphone news flying through the web these days then I have the perfect gadget supposed to take your mind off the wonders presented at the Mobile World Congress.

We have plenty of gadgets to play with but we still require printed material to go about our daily business. While we can read eBooks instead of regular books, buy digital frames instead of printing photos and replace all our printed bills with virtual ones we still require printers. So …

It’s not every day that we see hotels here at TFTS, but a five star hotel in London that gets buried under a former golf course deserves our attention. After all, we’re talking about lots of technology involved into making an underground house accept guests.

Art Lebedev has teased a new, flexible digital camera concept called the “Fleximus”.  Lebedev, the designer of the famed Optimus Maximus OLED keyboard, created this goose neck digital camera to provide greater reach and flexibility to digital photographers.