The First ELSE Phone

Posted in Mobile Phones by Conner Flynn on November 24th, 2009

The First ELSE PhoneThe First ELSE is an interesting mobile phone. The idea is that it’s centered around the user experience, rather than the phone itself. The First ELSE has the phone as an application on the device, rather than being the main function of the device. The camera is the same way.

We don’t yet know which operator will be getting this, but Pocket-lint did spot some representatives from Orange at the event. Target markets for the phone are the US, Western Europe and Russia. They just might be onto something here.

[Pocket-Lint]

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6 Comments to “The First ELSE Phone”
  1. Jason Says:

    Finally someone is putting the users in first place! Bravo!

  2. ritagor Says:

    looks very promising! the device’s fan shaped menu would be very helpful, especially when I’m shopping and holding tons of bags in one hand, and need the other one to answer phones or send messages….
    there’s more information here:
    http://www.elsemobile.com

  3. Stuart Halliday Says:

    Great.
    Useless for those of us who are left-handed…

  4. ritagor Says:

    there are so many amazing gadgets that are for the use of right handed people, and those who are left handed train themselves to be ambidextrous just so they won’t miss the privilege of using these gadgets.
    I definitely think First Else if one of thse gadgets. I myself am left handed and I’m not gonna miss the chance of using such an advanced mobile.. :)

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