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| Posted: 20 Aug 2012 05:39 AM PDT Tolga Tuncer's first version for the Facebook Phone was radical enough, simply based on its design. He takes his passion with the social networking site a step forward with this new iteration. It features a compact aluminum casing and a slider phone. A highly centralized user interface with a real physical aluminum wheel embedded with a Like-Button makes the phone ideal for FB fans. The wheel makes it easy to scroll within the Facebook timeline, News list ,Friend list and Photos without touching the screen. The wheel is also central point of Instagram's filter selection and adjusting filter settings. Designer: Tolga Tuncer - Related posts: 
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| Posted: 20 Aug 2012 05:29 AM PDT I think it's probably the childhood incident where I was helping my father to hammer in with some DIY project and I hurt my thumb pretty bad. But its put me off hammers for life! I guess the only way you can get me to bang in some nails is with protective sheaths like this Fear Not Hammer. Guides that hold the nail in place, allow you to hammer without the fear of hurting yourself. Please Hammer don't hurt 'em! Fear Not Hammer is a 2012 iF Design Talents Entry. Designer: Cheng-Wei Wang - Related posts: 
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| Posted: 20 Aug 2012 12:01 AM PDT The life jacket is one of the most significant humanitarian designs in history and even in its simplest form it is responsible for saving countless lives each year. Designer Winslow Harte expands on its versatility by applying a variety of modern technologies that specifically aims to help those in danger of tsunamis. Embedded LED lights and a built-in GPS beacon make search and rescue efforts easier and a material blend of Duralite grid-weave, mesh pockets and Velcro flaps ensure its durability and ease of use. Designer: Winslow Harte - No related posts. 
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| Posted: 20 Aug 2012 12:01 AM PDT If the shape looks familiar (maybe even scary!), it’s because the Paraboloid Lamp takes the striking shape of the hyperbolic geometric surface you probably saw in your algebra classes. A single globe is nestled in the center of a saddle-like grid of skew lines, creating a diffused glow that moves with the elegant curvature of the structure and peeks through the rhomboidal spaces. The version pictured here teeters on a solid base but flipped it might make an interesting pendant centerpiece. Designer: Fernando Molas Garcia - Related posts: 
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