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Pho Tableware Design was Inspired by Vietnamese Lantern

TheFuture — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 08:03:30 +0000

If you look around, you will be able to find huge number of different type fancy bowl sets and Omid Sadri would be the one you will like most. The design of this bowl set was inspired by the shape of the Vietnamese lantern and the bowl set is projected to enrich and simplify the eating experience the famous soup of Vietnamese. You will be able to carry the soup and its several condiments easily, as well as create a whole new experience of eating by exposing and removing the different layers. Besides, the extraordinary appearance of this bowl set will definitely uplift the aristocracy of your dining table.

Designer : Omid Sadri

No Roaming and No Extra Charge When Using Freedom 2010 Phone During Traveling

TheFuture — Thu, 15 Jan 2009 10:27:47 +0000

Have you ever found yourself in a situation where you might have gone traveling overseas and your current mobile phone doesn’t work? Well kiss those problems goodbye with the new Freedom 2010 phone.

Freedom Phone is a small pre-paid phone for travelers who cannot use their usual mobile phones while being abroad, or it could be a solution for those users who just don’t need all the fancy features a last-generation phone has to offer, that is unique in design and unique in out it works. Upon arriving into the new country, you have the option of purchasing the Freedom Phone with 60, 100 or 200 minutes. There’s no fuss remembering Roaming tariffs, no extra prefixes to remember when being abroad, you have complete Freedom when calling home.

No SIM card needed – no roaming charges and in 10 short minutes, the Freedom Phone is charged. The phone number, important service and other information are located on the back of the Freedom Phone. Best of all, the Freedom Phone is so tiny; there won’t be the frustration of lagging the phone around with you on your trip. The bottom line, Freedom Phone, is a perfect and new solution to your traveling needs.

Not all the manufacturers have realized that there’s a huge market out there for people who are just interested in making and receiving phone calls, no need for advanced and complicated devices, which are used only at 5% of what they could really offer. There’s also a huge market comprised of elderly users, not at all the tech-savvy type, for which producers should remember to keep things simple, as simple as possible.

This concept simply grants you a phone that is used for nothing more than making and receiving calls. Its design focuses on ease of use and practicality.

Designer : Vadim Kibardin

Top Ten Futuristic Dashboard from Paris Motor Show 2008

TheFuture — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 08:07:24 +0000

Get ready to change the interior of your car by choosing one of these new forms of car dashboards. These are 10 best dashboards of Paris Motor Show 2008. You can have a feel of ‘Need for Speed’ with these stylish and unique dashboards which are made up of new material and new forms to offer new ways for drivers and passengers to interact with the vehicle. Some of these designs include F1-style steering wheel, fancy propeller air vents, LED displays and Flat screen TV etc. You will be surely excited to go on a drive with any of these dashboards in your car.

via Jalopnik

Nulla Minimalist and Stylish Bike Concept

TheFuture — Fri, 08 Aug 2008 08:30:05 +0000

Nulla bike is a minimalist bike concept. Nulla is one way of saying “nothing” in Italian. Bradford Waugh named it that way for lack of central hubs or chain-drive, giving it a very minimal visual weight. “Ditch that fancy car and buy a stylish bicycle”, this is what you are going to say once you have this one with you. With such a clean, simple and sleek look, this bicycle is surely going to change your mind whether to buy a car, or bike or bicycle. This futuristic bicycle provides deep coverage, good appearance and comfort perfect for riding and skating. However, it is not sure whether you will have a safe riding with this kind of seat on a bicycle.

Designer : Bradford Waugh

XNovo Three Wheeler from Sidam

TheFuture — Wed, 27 Feb 2008 00:57:42 +0000

After the popularity of three-wheelers is rising, started by Piaggio MP3, Gilero Fuoco and Vectrix, a French scooter importer Sidam try to enter the market by building another type of three-wheel scooter. But this time, instead of putting two wheels at the front, they decided to put the two wheels at the rear of the vehicle. Kinda remind me of Thai Tuk Tuk, but Xnovo concept is somehow some crossover between a minivan and Thai Tuk Tuk.

The design sketches seem to suggest that both rear wheels will be belt driven in the 500cc Piaggio-engined petrol version – although hybrid and fully electric versions are also on the cards, the latter featuring twin electric motors, one in each wheel hub. The luggage angle is definately a big part of the concept fot Sidam.

We’ll wait to learn more as the Xnovo moves towards a launch date rumoured to be late 2008. Price is expected to be around ?8000 for the 500cc model.

via thebikergene