Filed in archive Concepts by Scott on January 19, 2006

Designer Dima Komissarov created the protoype mobile device shown here, which contains your credit card, door keys, ID and just about anything else you want to put in it. Following on the same theme as the Sprint data below indicates, recognition is growing that mobile devices can be flexible utilities and not just communication devices.

More designs from Dima are shown here.

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