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So Long, Farewell, Auf Wiedersehen, Goodbye ... and the Nokia Morph

Posted At : November 17, 2008 2:00 PM by John Reynolds
Graduate Program: Technology

To start off this post I would like to announce that this will be my last blog entry. I have moved out of the graduate scheme and into the Information Management team of Capgemini.

I have enjoyed writing these articles and I hope you have enjoyed reading them. So as a final thought I would like to touch on the coolest gadget I have seen for ages the Nokia Morph concept phone 

The Nokia Morph Concept phone

The Nokia Morph Concept

 Apart from looking like the most amazing piece of kit ever conceived, the technology behind all this wizardry could be possible in the near(ish) future. With some features available in high-end phones in 7 years time.

Nokia has been working with the Cambridge Nanoscience Centre to develop a phone based around nanotechnology.

The images on your left are actually the same phone, but because of the super-thin, flexibility and strength of the new material different layouts are possible.

This technology could also mean the phone is self cleaning / dirt repellent and could even be solar powered with new "nanogas" structures.

It has also been suggested that "nansensors" could be used to detect and analyze the users environment, from monitoring the users health, to displaying the amount of air pollution present.

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