Upside Down Phone Patent
An anonymous reader noted that "A patent has been filed for the "Upside Down Phone", which features the keypad on top and the screen on the bottom. The idea behind the upside down phone is, apparently, to allow faster texting by have a more comfortable position for the thumb to work from. A quick check of this seems to confirm the theory, making this one of those "Why didn't I think of that?" moments."
I bought a Garmin GPS12 back in '98 that had the screen on the bottom. It made for great one-hand used.
I guess adding "cellphone" to a design is just like adding "on the Internet" to a business plan.
I'd rather have someone respond than be modded up.
(Replying to my own post, ugh!)
Pics of Hedvig can be found here:
http://semania.mobilmania.cz/content/view/87/2/
Too bad Bang & Olufsen has done it for a few years now.
p hone-from-samsung-and-bang-olufsen-155610.php
http://gizmodo.com/gadgets/cellphones/serene-cell
You may now rip that patent to pieces.
One of us *did* think of that.
No jokes, please