French luxury-goods company Christian Dior SA Wednesday will unveil a line of mobile phones, extending beyond its traditional fashion business to boost sales, particularly with brand-hungry consumers in new markets such as China and Russia.

Besides the standard cellphone features (touchscreen, camera, multimedia) the Dior phone comes with a unique miniature sidekick, about the size of a USB key, which clips to the outside of a bag for easier access. The tiny companion device, which is dubbed My Dior, communicates with the main phone so that you can pick up or make calls with My Dior, and use the main phone for more complicated functions. It almost sounds like a fashionable bluetooth set that won’t make you look funny.

Nowadays the cell phones are like multimedia gadgets they are far away from their basic aim,communication.

The NEED Phone is probably the longest mobile phone concept we’ve seen. The Need, as Koseli named his concept cell phone, comes fitted with two screens. The first one is a touch screen and the second is an OLED logotype that displays basic information such as your phone book.

The size of phone is width:2cm length:14cm depth:0.5 cm

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iDial adds an old timey rotary phone dial interface to your “jailbroken” iPhone.

iDial emulates dialing of phone numbers with a virtual rotary keyboard. To install, add: http://rep.sosiphone.com as a source in Installer.

RKS design consultants of southern California have just introduced their entry into this soon-to-be-ubiquitous mobile platform with this “Mimique” design.

The Mimique is a response to feature-heavy cell phones that look more like PDAs than phones. Playful and engaging, the Mimique’s design marries the heritage of old-school cell phones with next-generation style and touch-screen technology. The Mimique will use the new open-source cell phone software which will allow users to download features and “skins.” With downloadable upgrades, users won’t need to buy a new phone to get new features.

The BlackBerry® Bold™ smartphone embodies elegant design – without sacrificing the features or functionality you expect from a premium smartphone.

It’s more elegant than models past, with curvier edges and a silver trim that complements the black casing. If you turn it over, you’ll also notice that the back has a leatherette texture. No more slick plastic and RIM will sell replaceable backplates in different colors, including blue, gray, and red, if you want to spruce up your phone a bit.

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The Japanese concept design community known as Cuusoo has produced a concept device so practical and tantalizingly well designed that it’s a wonder it doesn’t already exist.

This ingenious mobile concept allows the user to detach the screen portion of the phone. This mechanism would allow you to conveniently engage in video phone calls on the go.

Sparks by Stella decorates personal items such as mobile phones, pens, flasks and business card holders with Swarovski crystals. An adorned mobile phone costs approximately Ft 150,000 (€600).

At Sparks by Stella, they are adding bling to cell phones, face plates, iPods, laptops, and celebrity jewelry. Stella Komlósi, the gorgeous lady behind the brand, boasts of her goal to make functional things sparkle with Swarovski crystals.

These are the tackiest cell phones ever! The customized DS Lite come from a Japanese company called King Deco.

While some companies ask their customers to pay hundreds, even thousands of dollars for ultra-luxury customization, others, like this company, offer their services at lower costs, and it shows.

The name of the outfit offering its unfortunate services should have been a tipoff: “King Deco.”