The cells of the future

Monterrey, Mexico .- It's called Morph and is believed to be ready for 2015 and would be launched under the brand Nokia is the phone of the future with technology being developed now at the University of Cambridge.

The prototype looks like something out of a science fiction movie. The phone is a conventional size, transparent, with a minimum thickness.

It is flexible and can be worn on the forearm like a watch, although it is very hard to use. Keypads have keys to the touch and instant messages.

It can double as a brochure and take the size and shape of a normal cell phone. Open it and you can use the Blue Tooth headset.

It uses no batteries. The phone chips absorbed solar energy that keeps it loaded and running.

Managers say the Morph can change color to match the user's clothing. Enough, for example, photography tomaruna suit and asks if Morph takes the color or texture.

It has a digital camera and only put enough in front of the goal. Not known to many advances have the camera, but be professional.

Agenda, Google Earth, Blue Tooth MP3 technology are complements, if not years contributes new laptop as the same may pay television and satellite television.

Or the same optional satellite phone service.

18 years ago the cell phone came to Monterrey. Huge machines that resembled a shoe with batteries lasting an hour or two.

Executives like soldiers in Vietnam: a large box, which was the laptop battery and over the phone, hung from his shoulders.

Morph is because the fate of the advances in cell phone technology, as of January 2007 is the iPhone coming days that will come to Mexico.

Missing 7 years to feel this flexible nanotechnology. In the past ten years gave flat screens and LCD TVs: they did it in five years.

That said, the future hit us.

Bearer ...

Everything changes. For example, the phonograph was made DVD. And some people never change.