Nokia, U. Cambridge Show Off Nanotech Phone
Feb 25, 2008, 11:40 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Together with researchers from the University of Cambridge, Nokia has crafted a concept phone that uses nanotechnology to enable flexible and stretchable materials. The Morph allows users to twist it and form it into different shapes. The concept demonstrates some of the functions that nanotechnology can deliver, such as flexibility, transparent electronics, and surfaces that clean themselves. Nokia and Cambridge have an on-going collaborative effort in place to help advance the science behind cell phones.
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The sweetest thing I have ever seen. Steezed out!
This phone truly represents the pinnacle of steez. Nanotechnology? I don't even care what it does if it has nanotechnology. It could only make phone calls and I'd be down. What isn't steezy about nanotechnology? What, the phone cleans itself? Sweet Jesus. This phone is truly a gift from God to his most treasured children. I don't know what we've done to deserve his blessing, but something tells me we're on the right track. What, it's flexible? Yes!! 😲 My brain just exploded from the overload of steez!!! 😳

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