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The 11 Concept. (Source: OnePlus)OnePlus' next concept smartphone is slated to be unveiled during MWC 2023. The OEM has chosen to show its design off ahead of this event, however, revealing certain differences between it and the standard flagship 11 on which it is based. For a start, its camera hump and rear panel stand

The 11 Concept. (Source: OnePlus)OnePlus' next concept smartphone is slated to be unveiled during MWC 2023. The OEM has chosen to show its design off ahead of this event, however, revealing certain differences between it and the standard flagship 11 on which it is based. For a start, its camera hump and rear panel stand

The OnePlus 11 is a powerful phone, but the design isn't what you'd call thrilling. Now, the company has teased a version called the OnePlus 11 Concept designed to counteract that narrative with... lots of LED lights. The "flowing back" has meandering stream-type LED lighting pattern with a ring around the camera module, along with

The Concept One. (Source: OnePlus)OnePlus has a new flagship Android smartphone it could take to the next Mobile World Congress; however, the OEM is now said to go beyond current devices for its next major international trade showcase. It is now said to include a follow-up to the innovative Concept One smartphone prototype that starred

There's something about the Ford 021C that doesn't seem quite real, and that's before you look inside and see the interior. It looks like one of the talking cars from the Chevron gasoline commercials, or a vehicle from a kid's animated movie.  But it is real: it was commissioned by an American automaker, designed by an Australian, and

When you think of Mercedes-Benz you think of first class German luxury vehicles, not ... whatever triangle thing above is. It looks like it was built by the Clown Werks Division at Barnum & Bailey Circus, not one of the most trusted car makers in the world. However, the Nahverkehrsfahrzeug – doesn't that just roll off the

Something about this car strikes the eye wrong. It's not that it doesn't have a roof; many vehicles don't have tops. Perhaps the starkly contrasting black front fenders with cutouts that look like weird little eyes. Maybe it's the lack of a proper windshield, just the hint of a screen harkening back to racers from

Sony and Honda have built a prototype of a new electric car. The vehicle, which is branded Afeela and looks like a midsized sedan, was driven on stage at CES 2023 on Wednesday."Afeela represents our concept of an interactive relationship where people feel the sensation of interactive mobility and where mobility can detect and understand