Phone giant Nokia has crafted a weird new kind of phone, where you control the on-screen action by bending the device itself. Luke Westaway is a senior editor at CNET and writer/ presenter of ...

Nokia showed off a working prototype of a device that you bend and twist to interact with, giving consumers a brief glimpse into the future. The flexible gadget, dubbed a Nokia kinetic device, might ...

Along with the long-awaited Lumia 800 and 710, Nokia unveiled a unique OLED smartphone this week at Nokia World 2011 in London. Dubbed the Kinetic Device, the twisty and flexible device’s was shown ...

Nokia has demoed a new technology at Nokia World that shows how the phones and tablets of the future could be bendy. Exploring whether we need another input method beyond touch and voice, Nokia has ...

Nokia's main show may be the Lumia range this week at Nokia World, but the company's labs have also brought out some of their more interesting tidbits to play. The Kinetic Labs Concept is perhaps the ...

Nokia's Kinetic flexible smartphone concept could hit the market in less than three years, the company has confirmed, offering not just a bendy screen but an entire device that can be twisted and ...

This unique concept Nokia phone by Jeremy Innes-Hopkins Design uses an original method to notify you of an incoming call, by standing up. The mechanism works using an electromagnet that shifts its ...

Not to say that Nokia’s new smartphones aren’t interesting, but this crazy flexible smartphone-like device CNET spotted over at Nokia World has to be the coolest thing to grace the showroom floors.

Cellphone concepts are a dime a dozen, but a couple of particularly interesting ones have cropped up in recent days, including Andrew Kim's HTC 1, and this so-called Nokia Kinetic concept from British ...