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5 ways to bring your music track to the next level Ember launches world’s first temperature controlled mug for £79.95 5 Benefits to Printing Custom Stickers How Mobile Phone Apps are Transforming the World of E-Commerce When Motorola first released the RAZR, there was much talk about its metallic-sheen and laser-etched keypad. But metal is SO 2005 when it comes to mobile handsets. The hot new thing in the mobile arena is electronic fabric. Well, it is if you ask designer Qian Jiang. In the market for a novelty handset? You could soon get your hands on the Toaster Phone. Polaroid may’ve committed suicide just last week, but designer David Friedman over at Ironic Sans has drawn (ok, Adobe Illustrated) up a conceptual digital Polaroid idea, similar to a poxy digital photo frame but obviously with that now-retro appeal.

Photos can be loaded onto the Polaroid by the memory card slot at the bottom of the frame, and with the touch-screen, you can choose… Instead of the usual assortment of metal, glass and plastic, how would you like a smartphone made of bamboo? That’s what you would get if the Chute smartphone went into production. Let’s be honest, TVs on walls look a bit odd and most TV stands seem to have been designed sometime in the mid-1980s. But don’t despair – the TV Easel might soon be here. Sony Ericsson uses movement for functionality in its Walkman phones, but that’s just for novelty – the Atlas Kinetic mobile phone uses it for power. Not sure if there’s a need for the D:Scribe, but if you want to get back to writing, but still want the convenience of SMS, this could be for you. Oh no, it’s a concept mobile phone watch. Haven’t we seen this one before?! Still, it’s from LG, and Ash is a complete sucker for all things LG and conceptual, so take a look above to see if we’ll all be using our wrists… Is it a wall clock? An interactive work of art? A barometer of some sort? The new Rubik puzzle that’s going to be the next big thing for Christmas of 2008? Or is it an ancient alien artefact just dug out of a hole on the surface of Mars by the Discovery rover? I don’t even pretend to be a classical music expert, but do occasionally channel surf into the BBC’s Proms coverage, watching as a conductor stumbles onto the stage armed with several volumes of sheet music. A sight that might not last much longer if the EMS catches on.