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Nokia remade - more of this please
Haven’t blogged about this before due to course and workload, but if you haven’t had a chance to look at the recycled phone video, I highly recommend it. This concept was also displayed at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. As a high-end mobile phone user myself, I love the design, even though Remade has been reported as ‘conceptual’ at this point in time, wouldn’t it be amazing to have a handset from entirely recycled materials. This would definitely be on my mobile phone shopping list at any point in the future, because the project mentions that electronic components are remade it would be fascinating to see how well it performed.