We paid a flying visit on Friday to the 100% Design exhibition at Earls Court as part of the London Design Festival. These are a few of the things we saw whilst we were there...
We love these sculpted bars.
Amazing architectural mouldings- we loved the rose one in particular
Some seriously stylish walling/ dividing systems
We love a nice laser cut tree!
Some very cool, very strong magnets- useful if you live in a tiny space and have nowhere to put your pans!
The exterior and interior of some very futuristic looking exhibition stands/pods. These screens can play individually or click together to be any size you need them to be.
There has been huge speculation about what the new iPhone 5 will look
like. Will it be see through? Will it have a finger print reader? Will be able to shoot projections across the room and solve the Pi equation?The truth is no one really knew until Apple unveiled the iPhone 5 at one of it's famous showcases. Some people however, have created mock-ups of what
they thought the most hotly awaited device of 2012 would look like. We took a look at some of the best and worst examples of the
iPhone 5 design predictions...
So here's what it actually looks like...
So as you can see it's pretty sleek, longer, thinner and also lighter.
Here are what others thought it could look like...
Apple Mouse
Looks a little bit like the Motorola Pebble... from 2009!
Stretch Ipod nano?
Funnily enough this combined with the 4s design does kind of make the iPhone 5
Super Slim
We thought this, even though every slim may have been quite near
Squarish This looks a little too much like an E reader!
Mini Mac
A holographic display would be useful, although pretty unlikely
Now for those designs that we think are a little bit too futuristic and a bit more Matrix / Minority report than 2012
Transparent
Not
too sure on any advantage of a see through phone apart from everyone
being able to see your squished ear whilst you're on the phone.
Hand Projection
Let's hope you don't have small hands
What we're calling 'The claw' or 'the spider' Hands free could be a bit of a pain...
....and then there's this....
We like this retro throwback to the 80's mobile phones/bricks :)
