Core77 has a post showing some Motorola concepts produced as part of their celebration of the cell phone's 25th anniversary. The exercise, undertaken by several of the company's design studios from around the world, is also hopefully an attempt to inspire the struggling business with some possibilities for its future direction. The origami concept (above) definitely focuses on making the device fun to interact with, mirroring concepts by Inventables and Asus but taking it maybe a little further out. Hopefully the learning curve for such devices will be less steep than that of real origami :-)
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