[Mike Temporale]

http://www.gizmodo.com/archives/pokia-retro-handsets-017401.php

I had a really busy weekend, and I'm just now getting caught up on all my Thoughts Media reading. Janak Parekh from our sister site Pocket PC Thoughts posted this late last week.



"More art pieces than products, the idea behind Pokia, says creator Nicolas Roope, is to challenge the mobile industry to free themselves from the sci-fi styling rut and start taking more aesthetic chances with the form factors of our phones."

I can't see carrying that phone around with you. Can you imagine having something that big hanging off your belt? At least put a retractable cord on it. :lol:

[Mike Temporale]

http://www.gizmodo.com/archives/pokia-retro-handsets-017401.php

I had a really busy weekend, and I'm just now getting caught up on all my Thoughts Media reading. Janak Parekh from our sister site Pocket PC Thoughts posted this late last week.



"More art pieces than products, the idea behind Pokia, says creator Nicolas Roope, is to challenge the mobile industry to free themselves from the sci-fi styling rut and start taking more aesthetic chances with the form factors of our phones."

I can't see carrying that phone around with you. Can you imagine having something that big hanging off your belt? At least put a retractable cord on it. :lol:

[Kris Kumar]

I think I would like the Mayfair for home use and Holborn Exchange for car use.

One of the things you cannot do with the current candybar or clamshell phones is, rest the phone on your shoulder and lock it between your head and shoulder (I mean old fashioned tilt your head and hold phone). Holborn would allow me to do that in car

The only problem, I may distract the other car drivers off the road :lol: