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shimmyness says...

This is old, but I still like it and wanted to note that I am watching
MASASHI KAWAMURA. He is one of my YouTube subscriptions and I really like his work. The production value on this one is lovely and it's such a clear, well-defined piece. On another note, his new animation made with matchsticks is very cute too and is how I found this old piece. His website is worth looking at too.  I'm going to see if Inco knows him as she may have sent me one of his original pieces on YouTube. 

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fabriccio says...

                       
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sotos says...

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I was watching old phone reviews on CNET last night, and upon waking up today I suddenly just thought of listing some of my favorite phones, based on hardware design. Here are five of them, in no particular order.

1. The HTC HD2: This phone could very well be the most beautiful piece of hardware I have ever laid eyes on. There's something about its simplicity, the clean lines, the brushed aluminum buttons, that whole hugeness-wideness-thinness thing - it's just so beautiful it has got to be the ultimate and purest expression of something, some sort of ideal. Too bad it's running Windows Mobile.

2. The Motorola DROID: This is one the most daring phone designs I have ever seen. The angles are sharp, the lines are cruel, the design is very unapologetic. It's definitely a statement, and a very powerful one at that.

3. The Palm Pixi: The Palm Pixi may be doomed to failure (Gizmodo calls its existence a cruel joke) but it will never die unappreciated. The design is so simple, it's almost a no-brainer - and yet no one has done it like this before. It just looks clean and fun to use. I love the soft-touch back, the front...hey, I love all angles of this phone. Easily bests out the Pre, and the best-looking phone from Palm.

4. The Motorola CLIQ: It may have been permanently eclipsed by its bigger DROID brother, but the CLIQ is still one of my favorite phones in terms of hardware design. It was the first real lust-worthy Android phone (after the European HTC Hero, that is). The keyboard looks fun to use, the glowing Motorola logo on its back is nice. The phone may not stand out too much from the curent crowd of phones, but it is definitely well-designed.

5. The HTC Hero: And I mean the European version, not the uglified Sprint version. Who can forget this phone? This is probably the best implementation of HTC's trademark chin. At the time of launch (pre-DROID era), it was super-fresh and super-daring, not something that the world had seen before. Its vicious, sharp chin was really something to look at. Definitely a classic.

That's it for some of my favorite phone designs. There are a lot more, but these are the ones that immediately came to my mind. All images, by the way, are from Engadget.

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mlevit says...

On a global basis, the iPhone OS now accounts for 50 percent of all mobile traffic, up from 43 percent the month before. Android has an 11 percent global share, which makes it third globally after Nokia/Symbian’s 25 percent share. The U.S. makes up 49 percent of all the mobile Web traffic, according to AdMob’s stats. Thus strength in the U.S. translates to strength in the worldwide numbers.

As major new carriers come onboard, the numbers can shift dramatically. Since Verizon launched the Droid two weeks ago, that single device now makes up 24 percent of all Android mobile Web traffic. The HTC Dream, which is the oldest Android device, is the only one with more, at 36 percent of Android traffic. I wouldn’t be surprised if the Droid passes that within the next two weeks.

It's great to see some competition to the iPhone. The iPhone clearly dominates the world as far as smartphones go with a massive 50% of the market.

But with the release of Android 2.0 and the rise of Android based handsets I think this number could start changing. Interesting figures nonetheless. Maybe with this increased pressure, Apple might actually start releasing worthy upgrades to their phone.

Thanks

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ymk says...

No dobra, nie Vian. Viano, merc.

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ymk says...

Miało pójść na facebook'a z napisem "Pozdrowienia Live from KTT", ale
SkyBook to gówno i nie wyszło ;)

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ymk says...

Swiat puscil do mnie morskie oko

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ymk says...

Bardzo estetyczne przejscie podziemne.

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Josema says...

Esta HTC me está tentando... es mate, tiene teclado y es bastante económica. Espero resistir.

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