Kyocera’s Echo does not need any introduction if you are living in North America. Still if you were living under a rock, the Echo is Kyocera ultra gorgeous dual Screen Android Smartphone giving you both a candy bar style smartphone, a tablet like smartphone or a compact Smartphone with a tactile keyboard.
While the ECHO was quite impressive, the company’s four new concept phones were by far the most interesting part of Kyocera’s booth.

The first concept was the Merlin. This smartphone once combined with its Glasses and headphones will give you a real AR experience by overlapping data and other visual or audio information to excising object, think of it as “Sekai Camera” but way cooler and more convenient!

The other concept, the UFO is your average smartphone entirely cover with a touch panel, where the edge of the phone can be used to control your smartphone UI and other function without having to touch the center of the screen itself.

The Third concept phone introduced today comes with a rather interesting back capable to modulate itself with several moving panels to adapt its back to the palm of you hands.

The fourth and last concept phone, was the “Sound”, a Smartphone where the entire screen surface is the speaker giving, according to Kyocera a better and richer sound reproduction.