Top 10 Touch Phones from Future

People who are obsessed with their cell phones must brace themselves for the uber-excitement that future holds for them. The iPhones, Androids and 4Gs as you see in their current forms, will seem too outdated when the superb futuristic ingenuity of the designers will transform into real products. Here’s a list of par excellence concept phones sporting awe-inspiring designs and the statement, which might leave you no more fascinated with your current phone.

10. The Ring Phone Concept by Tao Ma  

Tao Ma is the master of unique idea and so only he could have thought of this exceptional Ring Phone concept. It’s the Sony Ericsson Ring Phone which also won the SE design competition in 2004, so you might see it becoming a reality pretty soon.

9. Dazzling Bracelet Phone by Tao Ma   

A fashionista could go crazy over this trendy metal bracelet, which is in fact an ultra-sleek cell phone. Designed in handcuff style, the techno bracelet shines like a diamond and also incorporates a MP3 player.

8. The Benq-Siemens Snaked  

The Benq designers have created this sexy snake style bracelet phone, which looks simply irresistible. The Snaked has been designed for sporty women, so also includes body monitoring sensors to help women gauge their fitness regime.

7. The CiSi concept phone  

The CiSi concept phone could be seen as the most stylish eco-friendly phone with all cutting-edge features. The futuristic phone boasts of beautiful wooden finish, 4 backlit main keys and the Grave UI, which is a custom interface for Android OS. The extremely thin casing is commendable.

6. The Pebble phone concept  

I’d love to be hit by this pebble, which is an amazingly seamless mobile phone. Except for its shape and design, the Pebble is a simple phone with no complicated features. It’s the brainchild of British designer Jamie Lawrence, the Pebble beautiful slides apart from the middle to reveal the touchscreen.

5. The Mobiado CPT001 luxury phone concept  

The mystical phone concept has been rolled as the “objet d’art”. It’s a luxury phone made from rare material from the Renaissance period, and which is beautifully blended with the modern technology.

4. The Holo Mobile Computer Phone   

French designer Elodie Delassus has redefined mobile computing with this ultra-trendy bracelet phone. The HOLOP2.0 could be a desirable fashion accessory, which aslo gives you exceptional internet access with portable computer features. It’s made from highly flexible non-conductive, non-allergic and heat resistant material for comfortable wear and uninterrupted networking.

3. The Nokia 888 Mobile Phone by Tamer Nakisci   

Tamer Nakisci’s Nokia 888 is the most flexible phone one can ever imagine. It uses liquid battery, features speech recognition, has flexible touch screen and touch sensitive body cover which lets it mould according to the environment.

2. The futuristic Dial concept phone   

Jung Dae Hoon’s Dial is inspired from the glorious era of the dial phones, but it’s the uber-futuristic of the classic phones. Wearable like a bangle, the Dial is has a projected light beam in the inner circle, which is a touchscreen dial.

1. The Finger-Touching Phone Concept   

You don’t touch with your finger rather touch your finger in this unique wearable Finger-Touching phone concept, designed by Sunman Kwon. Compatible with 3.5G, 4G communication standard, the phone allows easy communication and enhances online chatting experience. The phone uses it uses the 12 instinctive “finger joints” for easy and simple controls.

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10 Largest Air Battles in History

It all started in 202 BC when kites were used in China to inoculate fear into the minds of the opposition. Since then, there is no looking back; air combat has grown ever more fearsome and glorious that marks your authority in the battle like no other thing. Today, we take a look 10 most ferocious air battles of history.

No 10. Operation Mole Cricket 19  

It was a campaign launched by the Israeli Air Force against Syrian targets on June 9 in 1982. Approximately 100 aircrafts took place in the battle from both sides and eventually it turned out to be one of the biggest air battles since World War 2. The battle let to the imposition of a ceasefire on both countries from the US.

No 9. Namsi MiG Alley battle  

Fought on Oct. 23, 1951, the Namsi MiG Alley battle was the largest air battle of the Korean War. Also known as Black Tuesday, about 250 aircrafts took part in this fateful battle and it changed the way in which US conducted bombing raids for the remainder of the war.

No 8. Air Battle of El Mansoura  

It was one the largest air battles of the Yom Kippur War. It took place on October 19, 1973. The Israeli Air Force conducted a large air strike against the Egyptian Air Force base in El Mansoura aiming to destroy the 104th air wing. The Israeli planes were spotted while approaching by Egypt and consequently the 104th air wing scrambled its fighters, thereby averting annihilation. 164 aircrafts of the Israeli Air Force took part in the combat against 62 of Egypt’s.

More than 10 Israeli planes were shot down in the combat.

No 7. Battle of Leyte Gulf  

t is also considered to be the largest naval battle in history, apart from involving one of the biggest aerial combats of all time. The battle of Lyte Gulf comprised of 4 major battles: the Battle of the Sibuyan Sea, the Battle of Surigao Strait, the Battle off Cape Engaño and the Battle off Samar. It took place from 23 to 26 October, 1944.

No 6. Operation Jubilee  

Also known as the Dieppe Raid, Operation jubilee took place on 19 August 1942 during World War 2. Over 1,000 aircrafts took part in the battle from the British side whereas at the end of the battle they lost about 107 of their planes in contrast to about forty of the Germans.

No 5. Black Friday 1945  

Black Friday refers to the largest air battle over Norway in World War 2 when British aircrafts waged battle against German ships and aircrafts. The battle took place over Sunnfjord on 9 February 1945. There were times during the battle when more than 50 aircrafts were engaged in a swirling battle overhead.

No 4. Air battle of St. Mihiel  

aking place from 12 to 16 of September in 1918, the air battle of St. Mihiel was the largest air battle the world had ever seen. 1476 planes from the Allies faced off with 500 German aircrafts. The battle took place during the worst of weathers. Col. William Mitchell was the chief of the Allies Air Service.

St. Mihiel Salient was a German frontline bulge into France 25 miles wide and 15 miles deep.  It was formed in 1914 when the Germans were preparing to attack Verdun.

No 3. Battle of the Philippine Sea – “The Great Marianas Turkey Shoot”   

This battle involved almost 1,700 planes, 1000 US and 700 Japanese planes, and was one of the decisive battles of the Second World War. It took place on the 19th and 20th of June, 1944. It was fought between the US and Imperial Japan. It was more specifically an aircraft carrier battle and it took place off the Mariana Islands. The inexperience of the Japanese carrier crew and the obsolescence of their aircraft crew went on to become the reasons behind Japan’s ultimate demise.

No 2. Battle of Britain   

During World War 2, around 2,000 aircrafts from the British side and over 2,500 aircrafts from the Germans were involved in this battle. Battle of Britain was an air campaign waged by Germany from 10 July to 31 October in 1940 to gain air superiority over the Royal Air Force. The campaign comprised of the most sustained aerial bombing campaign to that date by Germany. Ultimately, Germany failed to destroy the British air defenses.

No 1. Battle of Kursk   

The battle of Kursk involved the single costliest day of aerial warfare in history. It involved 2,100+ planes from the Germans and 2,700+ planes from the Soviet Union. It took place from the 4th of July to 23rd of August in 1943. The Red Army emerged victorious and marked the first successful Soviet summer offensive of the war.

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Top 5 Reasons of Overeating

The knowledge of why and how often do you overeat may help you to follow healthier lifestyle.

1. Boredom (Sofa and Chips Syndrome)

Sometime people overeat just because they have nothing else to do. The movies you watch on TV become much more interesting when you eat chips during watching.

2. Stress and annoyance

No matter what the reason of stress is different people cope with it in different ways. Some gnaw their nails, some smoke a lot, but mostly people cope with stress by overeating.

3. Refusing From Bad Habit

While trying to refuse from a bad habit like smoking or alcohol abuse people often start eating more. Of course, overeating is not as harmful, as those bad habits are, but there are many other ways to distract your mind from a cigarette which won’t harm your health.

4. Cultural and Social Standards

In some cultures it is quite the thing to eat a lot, so second, third or even fourth portion for men is a way of expressing respect to a cook.

5. To Flatter a Woman

A lot of men eat a lot to flatter their women and ask for a second helping not to offend a person who has cooked food.

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