Communications Technology

Prior to recent times, the video content that you were able to access on your cell was usually a straight edit and downsize from a full length video.

No start, middle, or end. No story. Just an excerpt

Since those good old days (last week!), video studios, developers, editors, and content providers have risen to the call to actually make made for the small screen video content.

Shorter durations, filmed and edited for optimal cell handset performance, the new breed cell video content comes complete with story content.

It has a beginning, some middle section, and end.

It’s fun to try and come up with a 45 second story line… Boy meets girl, girl decides what to wear…

And see, the 45 seconds is already exceeded. But I am sure it can be done. Maybe if the girl is
already in the outfit she wants to wear…

Ok… my poor attempt at male skewed comedy aside, the obvious winner in regards to cell video content will surely be music video clips.

Check out a recent online find and taste the new generation cell video content kings.

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Now a millionaire fair sounds like a cool fair to get along to, you can just imagine the products on show.

And imagine being the key word even after your there, seeing as the pricing may be a little bit on the high side.

Goldvish a luxury communications company fits the description of the type of company likely to showcase it’s wares, especially when it retails a cell handset for a starting price of $24,500.

Designed by watch and jewelry maker Emmanuel Gueit, starting price is bargain basement to the top models that retail for 1.26 million dollars.

Solid gold, diamond encrusted, it’s not the sort of cell that you leave on the back seat of a taxi… well, and then not give blood trying to retrieve it.

It even has secret compartment to store your… whatever As if you ever will use this thing as a phone?

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It is refreshing when someone pulls an idea out that is so left field and distant from the normal. We are talking way outside anything even remotely resembling a ‘box’ here…but still in my opinion really good.

Ask design students what a cell device may look like in the future and the results are especially fun…

For example, one student came up with a necklace of beads idea!

Instead of exchanging phone numbers, people could exchange colorful beads that represent, well, their contact reference. Simply squeeze the bead from upon your necklace to activate a call.

All the electronics would fit inside the necklace with a wireless ring!

A communication charm bracelet thingy…

May only really be feasable if we start giving our infant babies cell capabilities, but you never know.

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