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I am not quite sure about you, but does the Toyota Me.We concept 2013 that you see above somehow seem to remind you of a far more rugged and “fierce” model of the Mini from BMW, albeit sporting a more elongated chassis? The entire Toyota Me.We concept has to do with a collaboration between French designer Jean-Marie Massaud and the Japanese automotive giant, of course.

First unveiled at Le Rendez-vous Toyota in Paris, the Me.We Concept intends to have one imagine a ride which can be appreciated by owners regardless of the kind of lifestyle that they live, all the while paying close attention to the kind of environment that one lives in, doing the best at all times to ensure that there is a future planet for our children to live on. The Toyota Me.We concept is highly customizable thanks to removable body panels, and throwing in an extendable rear panel would see it function as a pickup, or you can turn it into a convertible with a neoprene roof panel. Do you think that the Me.We concept can take off if realized?

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Cuusoo member Jazlecraz wants LEGO to make a set based on the happiest post-apocalyptic cartoon  ever made: Adventure Time. The set consists of two versions of the Tree Fort, home to lead characters Jake the Dog and Finn the Human Minifigure.

The larger version of the Tree Fort is made of 1,300 pieces and is hollow, meaning you can look inside and play with the different rooms and furniture. It also comes with Finn and Jake minifigs. Then there’s the Micro Tree Fort, which is just made of 400 pieces but is still recognizable. It also comes with Finn and Jake microfigures.

Jazlecraz is also thinking of additional characters to include in the set – you can see the Ice King’s already representing the sort of bad guys of Ooo. Wield your mouse cursor sword and vote for the concept on Cuusoo.

[via Geekologie]

For those who are looking to get the best of both worlds, this concept wireless speaker slash table might be worth taking a look at. Dubbed the Collapse Mini, this concept was designed by Matteo Massimi and basically combines a set of speakers into a table, meaning that you will able to place things like books, keys, your wallet and etc. on top of it, while at the same time pair your phone with the device to have music play from it. As you can see in the picture above, it seems to blend in pretty well with the rest of the furniture and upon first glance you wouldn’t think it is a speaker.

According to its designer, pairing your phone with the speaker is simple. Instead of fiddling with configurations and setting up the connection, all you’d have to do is place the phone on top of its glass surface and it will start syncing and playing music from your phone! An interesting feature is that you can control the music on your phone by rotating the phone to adjust the volume. To top it off, it seems that the Collapse Mini will also be able to charge your phone at the same time, providing both wireless audio streaming and wireless charging. Pretty cool, huh?

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While the Samsung Galaxy S4 is by no means an ugly phone, it’s not exactly the best-looking one either, although we guess that will depend on preference. Either way it is safe to assume that many had expect a major redesign of the phone given the hype and anticipation surrounding it, and for those who don’t find the Galaxy S4’s design particularly striking or memorable, here’s a concept that you might dig. Put together by Florin Kumnova (via Behance), this is a Galaxy S4 concept we can definitely get behind on.

The hardware specs of the phone remain the same as the retail model, with the notable differences being in its design. As you can see, this concept will feature an edge-to-edge display which looks stunning, while keeping the bezels as thin as possible. It retains the home button, although it admittedly looks a bit squashed. We’re not sure what materials the design has gone with, but based on the glossy finish we’re guessing plastic. Kumnova did state that he drew inspiration from previous Galaxy phones and rightfully so as this is somewhat reminiscent of the Galaxy S2, just with a much larger display. What do you guys think?

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Since we have already taken a look at how a conceptual iOS 7 would look like, how about stretching the truth a little bit further and settle for a conceptual version of the iPhone from Apple, too? Since the iPhone 5 has been out for some time already with the iPhone 5S being touted to be rolled out later this year, it goes without saying that the next concept will have to logically take on the next number in an upward progression, and thanks to the work of designer Ran Avni, here we are with a video of what he has called the iPhone 6.

The video does seem to depict the iPhone 6 in a form factor that will not be unfamiliar to the folks who already own the iPhone 5, although one major design revamp would be the display size that has been stretched all the way from 4” to 4.5”, which will still be unable to compete with the phablets that run on the Android operating system, but more visual real estate is always nice to have. Not only that, it is also said to be thinner and boasts of a smaller body compared to the iPhone 5, thanks to the removal of the home button.

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