LG Flutter by Dua Xiong

2013

  Designer : Dua Xiong

  LG Flutter was called a blooming flower and a fan in many reviews. It’s design can really give many associations. Being folded, the phone has a sleek and unique look with a combination of glossy number pad and matt finished body. It provides comfort while holding in hand. At front there are an analog watch and LG logo, with the camera underneath. When unfolded, a touch screen scrolls radically and provides all controls of the phone.

 Probably this phone can also be very useful  while heat, if you swing it fast…

Work Smarter With These Computer Input Devices

Styluses, wireless keyboards and other devices to boost your efficiency.

Just as chefs stir with spoons rather than screwdrivers and plasterers smear stucco with trowels instead of spatulas, tech pros need the right tool for each job they undertake. Four-inch smartphone screens weren't designed for typing memos, and a mouse wasn't made to paint digital pictures. But arm your computer with the appropriate input devices, and you will immediately see the difference in the quality and efficiency of your work.

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What's your point?
Adonit Jot Touch ($100)
While most styluses write like fat rubber crayons, Adonit's finely tooled aluminum implement lets users see the exact point where the ballpoint touches the touchscreen. That alone was enough to make previous Adonit models the most accurate around, but the updated Jot Touch adds the ability to press harder to make thicker lines. The dampening tip makes doodling on glass feel as natural as sketching on paper.

Ideal for: Artists, designers who want to draw their concepts.

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Extra digits
Mobee Magic Numpad ($30)

As manufacturers continue to simplify keyboards, they often cut tools users love, like the number pad. Mobee Magic Numpad is software that combines with an overlay to turn the Apple Magic Trackpad into a touch-sensitive numeric keyboard extension.

Ideal for: Number crunchers who don't want to haul around a full-size keyboard.

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Master keys
Logitech Wireless Solar Keyboard K760 ($80)
At the push of a button, this Bluetooth-connected keyboard seamlessly switches among Mac, iPhone and iPad, allowing users to type, text and chat on three screens without reconfiguring settings. Small and light, the K760 is great for mobile workers.

Ideal for: iPhone/iPad power users.

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Finger painting
Wacom Intuos5 Professional Pen Tablet ($349)
With wireless connectivity, touch controls and pressure sensitivity, Wacom's tablet will have you mothballing your old sketch board--or investing in the technology for the first time. It transmits data to your computer via radio frequency, not Bluetooth, which results in a faster and more sensitive device.

Ideal for: Graphic artists and photographers who do a lot of retouching.

Office Technology for Every Stage of Your Business

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Whether you're a sole proprietor operating out of a studio apartment or a newly minted LLC with a small office and staff, technology -- smartphones, computers, printers, servers and more -- is going to play a critical role in how efficiently you operate. But instead of cobbling together your arsenal as you need it, take time now to consider what your startup's technological present and future looks like.

Our handy guide can help. It'll show you what the leap from a one-person startup to a 10-person team looks like, help you minimize the potential headaches ahead, budget for future expansion and understand how such tools can contribute to the growth of your business.