I agree with designer Paz Brouk that women who tend to keep their cellphones in their purse find it a nightmare to retrieve before a call goes to voicemail. To overcome this little problem, she’s designed the Gabler, a folding phone that can be hung over the edge of a purse. The phone folds in a diagonal line in the middle thanks to the flexible screen and flexible outer shell and includes all standard features found in modern-day phones. My only problem with having it all exposed is the invitation for would be kleptos.
Instructed by Mr. Eyal Kramer and Mrs. Michal Chen
Designer: Paz Brouk
pretty cool but kind of stupid as the same time
pretty cool but kind of stupid as the same time
Very Cool Design and Concept
Very Cool Design and Concept
cool and Awesome Pretty desing
cool and Awesome Pretty desing
so easier to steal it while waling down the street !
so easier to steal it while waling down the street !
Seems very easy to steal and very easy to loose if if fall off!
Seems very easy to steal and very easy to loose if if fall off!
I could see me accidentally hitting my purse onto something and it falling off and breaking.
I could see me accidentally hitting my purse onto something and it falling off and breaking.
I like the folding, but the off-axis button orientation seemingly has no purpose and looks awkward. Hell, the # button is only about 1/3 of a button! That's just retarded. That means it would require 2 hands to dial, a big no-no. And why are the numbers printed partly on the flat surface, partly in the button recess? It's just so awkward and goofy overall. The only redeeming part is the flexible screen, which can be a reality with OLED.
I like the folding, but the off-axis button orientation seemingly has no purpose and looks awkward. Hell, the # button is only about 1/3 of a button! That's just retarded. That means it would require 2 hands to dial, a big no-no. And why are the numbers printed partly on the flat surface, partly in the button recess? It's just so awkward and goofy overall. The only redeeming part is the flexible screen, which can be a reality with OLED.
Without pockets and belt clips, where are we women supposed to put our phones and electronic devices? How about a magnetic clip with a release button? We can then clip to a necklace, wristband, purse or whatever our accessory du jour might be. As for this design, interesting but not for a cellphone. Perhaps better if it were an audio device that was blutoothed to the phone of your desire?
Without pockets and belt clips, where are we women supposed to put our phones and electronic devices? How about a magnetic clip with a release button? We can then clip to a necklace, wristband, purse or whatever our accessory du jour might be. As for this design, interesting but not for a cellphone. Perhaps better if it were an audio device that was blutoothed to the phone of your desire?
this is so going to be stolen
this is so going to be stolen
Looks interesting but I dont see how useful it actually would be
Looks interesting but I dont see how useful it actually would be
just by seeing how this would be easily stolen, i knew the sexual orientation of who designed this
just by seeing how this would be easily stolen, i knew the sexual orientation of who designed this
amazing design and concept!!!!
amazing design and concept!!!!
It seems to take all the things that people like about cell phones and throws them away, while keeping all the things that people hate.
It seems to take all the things that people like about cell phones and throws them away, while keeping all the things that people hate.
Brian, if you don't have anything smart to say, it's better to shut up
Brian, if you don't have anything smart to say, it's better to shut up
While the idea may be good, I doubt someone would actually have their phone so accessible to thieves…
While the idea may be good, I doubt someone would actually have their phone so accessible to thieves…
What kind of material or construction (A plastic that bends like metal) would this be? Anyone a suggestion?