billy may: mozilla seabird

the mozilla seabird is a mobile phone concept designed by billy may as part of mozilla labs’ concept series. the phone is
based on input from the mozilla community and executed through may’s design vision. the phone focuses on creating
new input methods, utilizing advances in motion capture and projector technology. rather than type on the screen,
users can input through typing or gesturing on a projected interface, using the phone as a display much like a laptop.
a second projector can also be used for displaying content, providing even more display surface. the projectors can also
be used with the phone lying flat on a surface to create a split keyboard. the phone also has a built-in bluetooth headset
and camera.

http://www.billy-may.com

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design-aerobics: tech gadgets course (september 16th - november 16th)
designboom is holding an online design course on the topic of 'tech gadgets'.

we'll be looking at the design process of popular technological objects,
the ways they have evolved and pondering as to what might be around the
corner.

more information on how to enroll and a lesson list can be found here.