Imagine a device that does everything…yes everything. Use at home to lock doors, turn up the thermostat, and switch on the home theatre or lights. In the car use it to open the garage door, or adjust the seats, mirrors or engine. In your hand its like a genie…connecting calls, playing music and videos, tell you the time, weather. Browse pictures, send messages or ask for directions, this all-in-one gadget is the handyman of the future. Devised by Micheal DiTullo, The 1 has it all!

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Teens can be a tardy lot who really don't value their gadgets once they have got them. Shove it in their jeans or throw them in their backpack, very careless and fancy-free. The Yo-Yo styled MP3 player by Nicolas Cinguino is one of those carefree gadgets that doesn't require much attention. The rubber grooves on the side easily ring around the earbuds, so stowing away this champ is really not an issue. The color interface for the navi-buttons, too looks easy to maintain and the compact size an added bonus.

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The T806 is the Kissing Octopus Couple Flash Drive from A-Data Technology. It has recently snapped the iF 2009 design award and rightly so. A refreshingly cute concept that adds a dash of humor to an otherwise hectic day, the drive comes in 2,4 and 8GB capacities. Kiss and make up with the octopus, else the monster crash will get you!

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Our fav designer Mac Funamizu is back with his year-end project…one that simply amazes us with its ambitious concept. The phone comprises of two parts the top transparent screen swivels to open and the bottom touchscreen display hosts all the function keys. Lupa is loupe in Spanish and Mac says that he found it fun to design a mobile phone based on a certain concept. There are navigation keys on the rotating click wheel very akin to the iPod, although not completely the identical. I think Mac is in love with the transparent screen concept, which can be seen in many of his designs.

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If this kind of a lappie does go into production, I'm sure many gamers will ditch their regulars and go for this collapsible gaming laptop concept. Called the Prime Gaming Laptop and designed by Kyle Cherry, it's a goldmine as far as I'm concerned. It features three collapsible screens that offer a wide viewing panel. When open, it has a 32:10 aspect for better in game visibility. It closes to the size of a 13" notebook and opens to a supper wide aspect 26" notebook. The main screen is a 10" concealed OLED screen with 16:10 aspect. Both the left and the right screens are Aux OLED screens with 8:10 aspect.

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Here is the deal, you want to decorate your house, and you want to hire the best decorator but budget restrictions bar you from doing so. You also want to use the best materials for the décor but you don't know where to begin or what are the products and range available. Bridging the gap between you, the decorating company the building materials market is the Easy U platform. This is a unique tablet and server combo that provides a digital platform for home décor. It uses Wi-Max, 3G hybrid network and Cloud Computing to form a systematic platform that helps you in lanning the interiors of the house.

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When you pick up a branded media player, any one is the same as the rest of the assembly line. The only choice you get in the particular model is that of the colors. Pebbles is a media player concept that tries to individualize each player by making no two players look the same. The internal components are the same, but like the stone, the external appearance is different. This way you get a characteristically different player that is your own, which no one can share. The idea is to delve technology to such advance stages that manufacturing such individual players is economically viable.

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With his Mac Phones Omar Huerta gave us a very stylized over the ear headphones that featured quite a bit of innovations. This time around he gives us a chance to indulge in some musical bliss with his Plantronics sound innovation, which is simply a MP3 player with matching Bluetooth earbuds. The groovy things here is of course the wire free earbuds. A lovely light blue LED screen offset by the pearly finish of the player and earphones, appeals to the style conscious generation. Almost resembling a piece of jewelry that can be worn around the neck, the player looks sophistication personified.

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A clock without a face, that's sounds funny but Empty Time displays just that. It's a square shaped clock made from recycled paper and has a solar panel to juice it. Eco-friendly the empty face actually provides room to store pictures of family members or artworks from your kid. Designed by Shuo Yang, it's a timeless concept!

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It's the festive season and I'm sure many folks must be rummaging through the attic to get out those family albums and yearbooks to share precious legacies with their grandchildren and family. Well since it's the digital age I reckon a change in tradition is in order, don't rummage for old albums, instead get used to the Kodak Digital Album Share. A great device conceived by Jacob Pickett, its old fashioned flip-through digital pages give you the book album vibe.

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Nokia knows how to connect people buy Arn's styling for the phone has left me mesmerized. The earphones depicted are plain Awesome! Tiger, Bollywood and Mena are earphone styles for the Nokia phones and each one reeks character. The presumptuous tiger is ferocious and full of life where as the colorful Bollywood style reflects the glitz and glam associated with it. The refreshing Mena is typically Arabic and reminds you of the souks of the dessert land.

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Although its just student work it doesn't make the Clamshell Mouse any less important in style or functions. First of it's a brilliant idea that foresees multitasking with the mouse. And next, it gives a new dimension to this computer peripheral. The clamshell design is very different from the Microsoft Arc Mouse. Two things that capture your attention: the storable flash drive and the AA battery slot. This probably means that you can plug your stick into the mouse and route the content to the PC via it. The use of battery strongly suggests that it's a wireless buddy.

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Dreamers make the best designers and Mac Funamizu is one of them. Tracing his previous works shows that he's not afraid to dream the impossible and convincingly sells an idea. Take a look at what he has in mind for the recently announced Samsung Flexible OLED screen. He's conceived a mobile phone that could be folded in whichever way one wants to. Of course his aspirations for the phone includes a touch screen, because that seems to be the norm these days. With limitless possibilities the phone design is a refined version of what could be the future of communication.

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J. Havarlant is a designer who dedicates all his energies towards churning out sexy Sony Ericsson concept phones. His feast for Christmas includes a slew of SE designs in the T, P and W series. Getting details on these phones is a bit tricky but we can state the evident. Lets start with the T903 Rugya. This one is a sleek slider with red highlights. It sports a 8.1- megapixel camera and is inspired by the gorgeous Rugya car. The P912 boasts of a single large screen with only two buttons on the face. What makes the touchscreen P905 very interesting is that it proposes an Android platform, looks like a smooth iPhone but hosts a side-slider QWERTY keyboard.

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Sleek looking gadgets are always welcome in the rugged world of cars and the stylish Moto scores well in the looks department. Moto is a Multi Navigation System designed by Jeongmin Ok, who takes inspiration from the design of a compass. According to Ok, a compass symbolizes accuracy, a device that never lets you down and guides you all the way to your destination. Interestingly Moto also means movement in Italian, and this baby really holds all the right moves. It features Bluetooth and a camera for wireless communication. The 3.5" touchscreen can be viewed in two modes, one with the actual visual of the street and the direction to be followed. And the other shows you the direction without the frills.

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