South Korean designer Ku Bon Seop conceptualized this wicked cell phone interface he dubbed, “Samsung AQUA.” Apparently, Ku got the idea by playing with water droplets on a table.
The phone appears to be made of water, but it’s actually just a illusion that is manipulated by an electrical current. To make an icon disappear, simply rub it and the liquid will dissipate. AQUA runs on a liquid-type battery that further supports the transparency of the phone.
Ku Bon Seop
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wow, this makes me thirsty…
and this phone looks thirst-quenching!
can’t wait for a demo of the phone to come out to see how it actually works