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Top 5 Weirdest Smartphones Designs of 2019 2019 is already fast becoming the year of outside the box innovation. Already, we've seen some of the weirdest smartphones ever made. Here are our top 5. Prior to 2007, before the arrival of the iPhone and its slab design, phone manufacturers were on a quest to find the perfect design, leading to some of the weirdest smartphones ever made. We got the gamepad  Nokia N-Gage , the odd-shaped  Siemens Xelibri  series, and the unusual jewelry box design of the  Samsung Serene . It all changed after the 2007 Macworld convention. What happened at this event, you ask? Bang & Olufsen Serene / Samsung E910 | Image Credit: Retromobe Well, the first generation iPhone did. Not only did it come with several innovative features, but it also had a form factor that was elegant and comfortable to use. Within two years, the new design would become the standard smartphone design. But, the era of the slab of glass design ma...

The best augmented reality glasses 2019: Snap, Vuzix, Microsoft, North & more It's life after Glass for these face gadgets   Smartglasses are getting smarter and augmented reality specs are finally approaching prime time - and plenty of startups are getting into the space. It's not just about slapping a camera on your face, either. AR, fitness tracking and mixed reality are all powering the next generation of smart eyewear. Read this :  Augmented reality explained From first-person videos and photos to turn-by-turn directions, health-sensing and facial recognition, the invasion of the smartglasses is very much alive. We don our future-specs to reveal both the best smartglasses on the market and the upcoming devices we believe have the potential to take connected specs mainstream in the next five years - check them out below. Best AR smartglasses HoloLens 2 The first HoloLens is the grandaddy of augmented reality smartglasses, but there were some b...

History of iPhone. The  history of iPhone  began with a request from  Apple Inc.   CEO   Steve Jobs  to the company's engineers, asking them to investigate the use of touchscreen devices and  tablet computers  (which later came to fruition with the  iPad ). [1] [2] [3] [4]  Many have noted the device's similarities to Apple's previous touch-screen portable device, the  Newton MessagePad . [5] [6] [7] [8]  Like the MessagePad, the  iPhone  is nearly all screen. Its  form factor  is credited to Apple's  Chief Design Officer ,  Jonathan Ive . [3] [9]  The iPhone beta however was created in  2004  to test its ability towards commands of the Apple team and was called the first iPhone ever but was never released to the public so it was not considered as the main first iPhone. After trials and errors the iPhone was officially launched and accessible to the public in  2007  wh...