A flexible, transparent phone, for instance, would rightly command a price premium, were such a device to hit the market.
Where VR is like wearing a console on your face (Oculus), AR is like wearing a transparent mobile phone on it (Magic Leap, HoloLens).
LG is billing another new handset, which has a clear, sliding keypad, as "the world's first transparent phone".
This simple and effective method could be an alternative in the augment reality (AR) applications, such as transparent phone and television.
Start with a transparent case for your phone.
Ever since I watched the documentary Blood in the Mobile, tracing components of our mobile phone to the Congo and other hell holes, I've lusted after a phone with a transparent supply chain in an industry that consistently turns a blind eye.
It was first shown to the general public back in February, and now LG gave us some more concrete info about their LG -GD900, which is – according to LG – the world's first cell phone featuring a transparent keypad.
Drivers, for example, would not have to take their eyes off the road to make a telephone call; they could punch a phone number into a transparent holographic keyboard projected in front of the windshield.
But the interior features, designed specifically for New York taxi use, promise comforts geared toward a more urban creature: power outlets to plug in phones and laptops; a transparent roof for city views; exterior lights that warn cyclists and pedestrians about opening doors; and custom climate controls for each seat.
It works like a transparent Twitter-like feed to coordinate with teams that lives on your mobile phone.
This vision is captured by a veritable happiness meter available as a smart phone application recording citizen sentiment in real time and in a transparent dashboard.
