Nokia Morph, a Concept Phone by Nokia

Posted by Saad Hamid on February 25, 2008

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Presenting to you the Nokia Morph Phone Concept. This phone is like no other concept phone considering the technology its based on and its ever-green color.

The basic ideology behind the Nokia Morph is the use of nanotechnology based flexible materials, transparent electronics and self-cleaning surfaces. These new materials should enable Nokia to make a cell phone which is flexible, easy to use and can be folded into any shape.

Much like what we saw in Nokia 888, the Nokia Morph will be able to transform in any shape ranging from a circular bracelet mode to a landscape mode.

According to UnwiredView, the Nokia Morph concept was developed by Nokia research center in cooperation with Cambridge University and is on display at The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York.

Posted in: Gadgets

  • cubanresourceful
    I have got to say, this phone would look awesome. Though, what service does the Nokias use?
  • Saul Johnson
    I want one of these...God I love technology!
  • Sam
    What Saul Johnson said.
  • Troy
    There is no services announced yet the concept is fairly new. There is also a YouTube video about it. It is pretty cool because it shows the different ways it can fold and bend in real time. it also shows how it could clean itself due to the spider silk and nanotechnology being so tightly packed together, the liquids would just slip right off.

    I hope Nokia comes out with this phone instead of putting out a concept and due nothing else. no matter the services and price I would definitely buy this phone!
  • How much is this cool phone and when will it come out?
  • karen
    I really, really wish they'd push through with this one! I've been waiting for the nokia aeon to materialize and zilch but the aeon has nothing on morph, I can tell you that.

    I just hope morph comes out before I die of old age.
  • Josh
    That phone would look great to wear to school
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