Mozilla Seabird Phone Concept is form the Future

Mozilla Labs shows off very cool futuristic smartphone concept.

Sep 24 2010, 3:01am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

Mozilla Seabird Phone Concept is form the Future

Mozilla Labs unveiled a design of an "Open Web Concept Phone" dubbed Seabird. The Seabird is a concept phone packed with cool features including integrated Pico Projector that can be used to project a virtual keyboard. A Bluetooth headset snaps-in the back of the Seabird. The user interface is of course 3D. This phone will of course not be going into production any time soon, but there are some clever ideas that mobile phone makers should take note off.

The Seabird concept was created by Billy Mau, a Mozilla Labs community member. You can watch a video of the Seabird below. More details on the Mozilla Labs site.

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