We have all seen various mobile chargers that use sunlight for getting their energy. This new concept phone has that kind of device integrated in its structure. The Eclipse Intuit was designed by Eddie Goh and uses a chemical-based thin skin ingrained with energy generating solar cells.

Featuring a 5 megapixel camera with integrated software for photo editing and uploading to photo albums, it has a sliding keyboard with tactile feedback and an enormous touchscreen. This is a combination of both high tech and stylish design, so the can all do the right now for mother-nature, when buying a cellphone.

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The Tony Hawk edition of the Sidekick LX is expected to appear today in front of the public, and seems that it has added some interesting features to the grip-tape-texture and skateboard look and feel. The firmware updates will include stereo Bluetooth, video recording, additional themes, and video sharing capability.

Sidekick will make photos and previews available today, but you won’t be able to buy the gadget just until the middle of July. The ‘play and share’ capability will definitely be a plus for the video recording fans, especially that it comes under such a ‘hood’.

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Considering that AT&T’s C810 was called the Pantech Duo, we might as well call their new C820 model ‘Pantech Duo 2′. Not many details were disclosed on the Federal Communications  Commission website, but we can figure it has WCDMA 850/1900 (AT&T’s 3G) and that it will use the Windows Mobile platform, like its predecessor. It’s still way too early to know anything about the release date or price.

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The future looks very promising thanks to a technique inspired by origami (artistic paper folding) , a Japanese practice. A device, currently only a concept, has the purpose of replacing paper news dynamic by providing multimedia solution by extreme folding.

The Ori-Ori Moshi-Moshi designed by Antenna Design, a company led by Masamichi Udagawa and Sigi Moeslinger, will be out in 2014 and will be used as a phone, to watch movies or to play games. The display is a flexible OLED screen because flexible displays are the future of all super gadgets. Hopefully, the Ori-Ori Moshi-Moshi will be out in 2014 and we will never be bored again.

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Check out this cellphone concept. There is nothing like it, but it could represent the future of gadgets because it’s a PC and a phone. The design was created by Marimo-san from Cuusoo who had the idea to develop a cellphone that can give the user the opportunity to detach the phone’s screen and in the same time, you can go on with your video calls.

The Japanese designer created several examples of the mobile phone with detachable screen - conventional screen, widescreen PC-style and also dual screen. No words about release date, but I guess that this phone concept has a long way to go until unveiling.

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Chinavasion brings us something cool, easy to use and now you can ”green” recharge it. We are talking about the CVEAB-S828-2 which can be recharged with the help of the solar panels embedded in the MP4 Player, but if it rains outside you can also recharge the Li-ion batteries through the USB Out.

The 2GB MP4 Player features a 3.5-inch TFT screen which sports 1.6 million colors, NES, GB and GBC emulators, and an E-book.

This definitely looks good and it’s Eco-friendly, but we should mention that the price is $123.32.