Would you like a Smartphone that look like this?

Taiwanese company Polytron Technologies is hoping to bring this transparent Smartphone to market by the end of this year.

More details HERE

Someone is calling me!! Hold my bag, let me take off my shoe

Those shoe phones are real! made by artist Sean Miles. They are working as normal phones except you can wear them as your shoes. Each costs about $4000. And you say that iPhone 5 is expensive?

Via engadget.com

Russian style of dealing with 127 fake Chinese iPhone 4 and 4s

A Chinese man was caught smuggling about $40 000 worth of fake iPhones into Russia, the Russians fined the man $65 and then ran over the phones with a bulldozer

Gif for you if you are lazy to watch

To iPhone users: do you have the same problem with this?

The Apple iPhone 5 is expected to beat all sales a smartphone has ever held this Holiday quarter, but with so many iPhones out there it seems that more and more users are starting to notice that the new device is less rigid than previous iPhones.

Give it more pressure, and the iPhone 5’s aluminum unibody will bend in an ugly way. Well, by more we do mean that those users would forget they had the thin 4-inch Apple smartphone in their back pocket and sit on it. And that’s pretty extreme.

But the bending that occurs is too, and that is a problem. The new iPhone is taller than all previous ones, and it is thinner too, at just 0.34 inches (8.6mm).

If you are wondering why is this being reported now, more than 2 months after the U.S. launch of the device, it is because recently the handset became available in more countries, including China. And China is where most of those reports about the bendy iPhone seem to be coming from.

It’d be interesting to hear whether the same has occurred to you or any of your friends. Take a look at those deformed iPhones below, and just remember - it won’t be a good idea slipping the expensive gadget in your back pocket.

Evolution of the mobile phone from 1987 - 2012

From two-tone LCDs and big buttons to full-color touchscreens and 4G Internet