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Tags: nokia, mobile, design, st martins

By Jo Best

Published: 13 June 2006 16:25 GMT


Students at Central St Martins College of Art and Design in London have been coming up with designs for the biggest selling phone of 2015.

This device, by Nicola Reed, is a 3G phone with the dimensions of a credit card and is intended to be worn around the neck.

It's green-themed and environmentally friendly - after analysing its user's day-to-day impact on the planet, the climate conscious are rewarded with free calls and texts.

Photo credit: Jo Best


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