Motorola Aura 12 Years After – New Motorola Revolve

Sometimes new is well forgotten old and this applies to gadgets as well. Let us show you creative smartphone concept that Carota Design created based on a strangly looking Motorola Aura phone that debuted nearly 12 years ago. The Aura sported a circular screen, a revolving front, and a strange camera cutout at the back. The conceptual Motorola Revolve follows pretty much the same format, but ditches the circular screen and keyboard for two flexible OLED touchscreen displays. If you’re intrigued by innovative designs, you might also want to check out security gadgets for your home, featuring a range of devices that blend form and function for enhanced home security.

Its iconic shape is perfect for the mid-range smartphone market needs. The Revolve is clearly not a flagship. You couldn’t possibly browse the internet effectively on it or watch a Netflix movie on a screen with such massively rounded corners. You could, however, craft a budget UI that uses and respects the capsule-shaped screen well, just like how smartwatches with circular screens have a bespoke UI. You could use this UI to provide basic features like video calling, Facebook browsing, messaging, and a pretty capable voice assistant, while essentially offering it as one of the most radically different budget-phones on the market. It wouldn’t require any over-engineering either, like those expensive folding smartphones. Besides, a leather finish on the back and a dual rear-camera setup makes the Motorola Revolve concept hella interesting, from all angles!