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.

Antenna Design

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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