This device supports Full HD resolution on a 10.1 inch diagonal and other specs include 2 GB of RAM, 32 GB of internal storage and microSD card slot. The Samsung flexible tablet relies on a 1.6 GHz Exynos 5 Octa processor, an 8 core processor that’s found on some versions of the Galaxy S4. There’s a 3 megapixel front camera here and a 8000 mAh battery inside.

When the device is in flexible mode it will provide a built in kickstand for extra balance. The horizontal part of the touch display may serve as a keyboard, turning it into sort of a laptop. Interestingly enough, Mobileaks reports that they have a tipster confirming the existence of the tablet prototype. Aside from being pretty and original, is there any REAL use for this flexible tablet?

[via Mobileaks.nl]

This is a flexible smartphone with Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean on board, Samsung’s TouchWiz Nature UX on top and a 1.9 GHz quad core CPU. The display here is a 5.3 inch flexible AMOLED HD+ panel  with a 1980 x 1280 pixel resolution. Other specs of the flexible Samsung phone include a 13 megapixel main camera with LED flash and a front 2 MP camera with BSI.

We’ve got 16/32 GB of storage, 1 GB of RAM, a 2850 mAh battery and discretely integrated capacitive buttons. The design of this model reminds me of those pods where people in cryogenic sleep are stored. Are we ready for a flexible OLED phone?

[Thanks Deepak Ahuja]

When I say that it resembles the iPhone I’m talking about the lower side, with the microUSB port and speakers. The back of the Google X Phone includes the rumored Motorola logo, that’s said to also be used as a touch area/button. We’ve got a 13 megapixel camera included here, that somehow integrates Pureview technology, although Nokia would never agree to that. One can dream, right?

The handset probably runs Android 4.3 or Android 5.0 and it measures just 7.2 mm in thickness. Its screen is a 4.7 inch Full HD one and this is a 16:9 affair. I would be surprised if there was a Snapdragon 800 CPU inside, plus 2 GB of RAM. Fancy? I like the back of this Google X Phone render more than anything.

[Thanks Jason Chen]

The handset’s profile makes me think of the HTC One for some reason, while the clean back side makes me think of an Asian brand like Pantech or NEC. Anyway, know that the Samsung Galaxy S5 pictured here runs Android 5.0 Key Lime Pie, relies on a 3200 mAh battery and it’s both water and dustproof. Inside it’s got a 2 GHz Octa core processor, 4 GB of RAM and upfront we find a 5.2 inch screen.

The design features a metallic body, a 16 megapixel back camera and a 5 MP front shooter, that can trigger even more gestures and control systems. One of them is the Smart Eye Tracking, that was actually expected on the Galaxy S4. Finally, the Galaxy S5 will bring up to 128 GB in storage. Fancy this model?

[via 91mobiles.com]

Obviously, the Nokia Lumia tablet borrows from the Lumia phones, rather the first generation of Fabula Design than the latest. We get a slim device with what seems to be a metal and plastic case with rounded corners and a rectangular form factor. The Nokia tablet is expected to have a 10.1 inch display with a 1366 x 768 pixel resolution and it could run Windows 8 or Windows RT.

The device already leaked on the web, apparently and sources say it will have a dual core or quad core 1 GHz CPU, 1 GB of RAM, a 9.7 mm thick chassis and it will weigh 676 grams. The biggest and riskiest bet Nokia can make here is implementing Windows RT on this device, but with Windows Blue coming, they may not need to do that, since Blue will supposedly replace it.

[via Phone Designer]

This device runs Android 4.3 and features a 32 megapixel camera at the back, that’s able to shoot up to 4K resolution video. Inside the LG Nexus 5 there’s an 8 core processor, 8 GB of RAM and a 7000 mAh battery, that probably takes up the most room inside the phone. The battery is supposed to last an entire week on a single charge.

NFC, Bluetooth 4.0, LTE are all included here, as well as a removable back that’s spring loaded. The idea is that if you push the back, the glass plate will spring up and you’ll access the microSD card slot, dual SIM slots and the battery. The screen upfront is a 4.8 inch display with Full HD resolution. The Nexus 5 is slimmer than the Nexus 4 and a bit heavier. Both the front and back of the smartphone are covered in Gorilla Glass 4, unbreakable glass.

[via Deviantart]

Apps are “themed” and the handset’s UI is highly customizable. The Home button has now become a touch button and you can place the apps under the toolbar if you want, or at the top if need be. Wallpapers now get a 7+ megapixel area for animated shots and interactive wallpapers, like on Android. I guess that there may be some hardcore hardware features on this model.

Something like a 13 megapixel camera possibly made by Sony, an 8 core Apple AXX CPU, 2 GB of RAM, 32 to 128 GB of storage, LTE+ (crazy, right?) and en edge to edge display with 2K resolution. All of these specs are speculated by me, but they seem realistic for the end of 2014.

[via Deviantart]

Andreev added more Live Tile sizes, got rid of the margins on the left and right sides of the Start screen (totally) and also added groups for app lists. There’s also a new Device Center, listing stuff like the device’s battery life, brightness level and this one can be displayed at the top or bottom of the screen.

There’s also the option to have a list of recent notifications from apps. The designer also included cloud syncing here, with all the settings, files, preferences and browser favourites being synced between all sorts of Windows devices. Windows Phone 8.1 is also said to bring Full HD screen support and 5 inch diagonals. We also get a Files app, a file manager that looks very hot, as shown in the source link below.

What do you think of this new version of Windows Phone?

[via 1800PocketPC]

Anyway, this is probably the Nokia EOS phone that we’re expecting in the following weeks. The device seems to have those side identations like on the iPhone, probably for the sake of the antenna. This Nokia concept uses an aluminum body, a thin one, with dual speakers at the back. We’ve got a potent Pureview camera at the back with Carl Zeiss Tessar technology and Pureview technology.

The resolution is unknown, although something like 20 or 41 megapixels may happen. The recent rumors talk about a Xenon flash here, as well as a focus assist light and a special lid for the camera lens. The specs are supposedly similar to the Lumia 920′s including a dual core CPU and 4.5 inch 768p display. The camera will probably be the bigshot here…

[via Deviantart]

As you can see at the back we’ve got a Carl Zeiss lens camera, with dual LED flash and possibly an 8 MP Pureview sensor. The front part is the interesting bit, with an original upper and lower side, that may feel a bit like the HTC 8S. The lower one is pretty basic, but the upper one is more original and gives the Nokia Lumia 901 a more solid feeling.

With a facade that has bigger upper and lower edges you feel that the phone is more solid and resilient, since more glass may feel like more weakness. Hope you get what I’m trying to say here, although people considering all glass facades fashionable nowadays. The phone is totally rectangular and I can’t see any rounded areas here, so it may feel sharp in the hand, like the Xperia Z. What do you make of this Nokia render?

[Thanks Suman Chatterjee]