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Remember the Xperia Tablet and the Sony Tablet S slates? Well, designer Abel Verdezoto decided to use their design and create a smartphone with the same look. The result is the Sony Xperia X concept, shown below. We’re dealing with a smartphone that features a 4.6 inch display and that folded magazine style design of the Xperia Tablet.
The handset is 5.5 mm thick at its base, the thinnest and 11.2 mm at its thickest, at the top. To me it looks a bit bulky and massive, especially wide and the bottom looks fragile and easy to crack. The folded magazine style edges were bad for the original tablet, since it was particularly hard to press the buttons on the side because of the small roof it had over them, so I don’t like the design of Sony’s tablet, to be honest. This phone is also pretty massive for today’s standards and not so impressive.
At least it has some capacitive or virtual buttons, the latest Android I guess, a big 4.6 inch display, mini HDMI port, SIM slot, microSD card slot and dual cameras. The Xperia logo at the front also works as notification system via light, as shown in the colourful shot below. There also seems to be a kickstand at the back, much like the one used on the Surface Tablet from Microsoft.

We’ve just received from Erica Yusim what looks like a new concept phablet dubbed Samsung Galaxy Note X. The device forces the limit of current phablets, bringing it up to 6.3 inches this time. We’re dealing with a 6.3 inch smartablet with a Full HD resolution and a 2 GHz quad core Cortex A15 processor. The screen on board of the Galaxy Note X is a Super AMOLED Plus and this is an Android 5.0 device, probably the version dubbed Key Lime Pie. It includes a 16 megapixel back camera with auto focus, LED flash and BSI, plus a front 3 megapixel camera with BSI as well and low light shot. The new phablet has AGPS, Glonass, Bluetooth 5.0, USB 3.0 Host, WiFi, mHL and NFC. Galaxy Note X comes in 32, 64 and 128 GB storage versions and packs no less than 3 GB of RAM.
It measures 8.9 mm in thickness and weighs 220 grams, both very reasonable figures for such a big diagonal device. Inside there’s a Li-Ion battery, a 4000 mAh unit. I bet that there’s also a next generation S Pen stylus in the mix and from what I can see the screen is an edge to edge one. With a diagonal of 6.3 inches, this is one of those devices that you’ll avoid placing next to your ear for phone calls, relying on headsets instead. When will we know that this big means too big?

We’ve been hearing about a HTC 5 inch phablet for a very long time now, but we have only seen leaks, like the two pictures below posted by Tablet News. They appeared on the web associated with the codenamed HTC DIx, referring to a 5 inch phablet with Full HD screen and quad core CPU. Now Flicker user Dannix aka Danny Tu posted a very neat render of what seems to be the same device. He calls this the HTC One X 5 and refers to it as a concept. It has the same red edge and red ring around the camera, like the leaks shown below. It’s got Beats Audio engraved at the back and possibly the same specs, including the quad core Snapdragon S4 Pro processor, 2 GB of RAM and a 1920 x 1080 pixel resolution. I also expect an 8 megapixel camera here, Android 4.1 Jelly Bean and a new generation of HTC Scribe stylus included. There should also be  a new version of HTC Sense, maybe 4.1 or 5.0.
16 GB of storage should be included and an inside source also threw the name HTC Droid Incredible X for this model, that’s also supposed to have a new type of notification LED near the camera, at the back. This could end up being the HTC One X+ or maybe the HTC One X 5 as the designer said… What do you think? Is there a room on the market for a LG Optimus Vu and Galaxy Note II rival?

Remember the Sony Xperia NX, the device that combined the features of an Xperia smartphone and also the features of a Sony NEX camera? Well, the creator of the mockup, Razec from Esato is back with a finalized design of the device. We’re dealing with a cameraphone with a beautiful metallic case and what looks like a bright ring of light at the bottom below the Home virtual button. There’s still a 24.5 megapixel camera at the back, a metallic ring around the camera and the handset has both a black and silver version. The camera looks so sci-fi it’s crazy and while we don’t have specs for this model, we’ve previously speculated on what it could include. Xperia NX/Yuuko may be able to do 1080p/60p/60i video, just like a NEX camera and the concept also mentions an APS-C sensor and interchangeable lens. It’s got Android in the Jelly Bean form probably and most likely the Sony customizations.
That means some cool icons, PlayStation certification, Mobile Bravia technology, xLOUD, some Exmor R maybe, TimeScape, MediaScape, Xperia Hot Shots app preinstalled and all the other things that the Xperia is known for, including kickass headphones and noise cancelling. The camera remains the strong point of this Xperia concept and the metallic body is supposed to appeal to photographers and other passionate Sony fans. Give this baby a quad core Snapdragon S4 Pro CPU, 2 GB of RAM, 32 GB of storage, microSD and LTE and we’re happy!

You all know Bob Freking for his great designs and now we’ve got yet another one, this time a Nokia Android phone dubbed Nexus Spark. This device features an appealing PureView camera and PureMotion HD display and you can see the new device pictured below. Bob wishes Nokia would switch to Android and the common opinion and request on our Facebook page is that Nokia needs Android.
So, the Nokia Nexus Spark brings us a 41 megapixel camera, 4.8 inch PureMotion HD display, rich recording, a polycarbonate case and mirror bezel. It also has Gorilla Glass protection and a quad core Snapdragon S4 Pro processor inside, as well as a 3,400 mAh battery. Every component adds to the bulk and brings the total waistline to 14 mm in thickness. Judging from the interface here and one of Bob’s older concepts, Nokia Nexus Spark runs Android 5.0 Key Lime Pie and looks great doing it.
We’ve got a facade that still keeps some minor Lumia 800/N9 elements, while at the upper side, the device looks like some Galaxy Note II mockups from the past months. The back is totally flat, metallic and glossy, just like a futuristic cameraphone of sorts. So, is this union between Nokia and Google good enough for you? I like everything about it, except for the fact you have to make the device so bulky for that huge battery and camera…