Nokia World is not only about smartphones, but also apps and concept devices. Nokia World 2011 isn’t an exception and besides the Lumia 800, Lumia 710, Asha line handsets, Nokia Music, Nokia Drive, Kik messenger and the Purity HD headset, we were also introduced a flexible smartphone-like model coming by the way of CNET. Unfortunately, CNET says it’s just a prototype phase, so we are very likely to never get our hands on it.

The device is packed with a real OLED display and it scrolls through media collections when twisted in opposite directions by both hands. Moreover, it doesn’t matter that’s a music or photo collection. Bending the display inward or outward users can zoom photos, or pause/play music. You can also tap the corners to pan through photos.

Of course, there is no word whether we’ll see this device in the stores soon, and most likely it’ll never happen, but what Nokia is doing, I mean the way it attracts geeks with its innovation plans, just deserves applause.

On the website of Bluetooth SIG, which deals with certification of devices containing Bluetooth module, was found a mobile phone Nokia 7208.

This model is made in the clamshell form factor, but it looks very much like Nokia 7205 Intrigue. Nokia 7208 is equipped with an external OLED-display, which is hidden under the surface and is invisible in the inactive state. Below the display are the music player control keys, which are also visible without illumination.
It is known that Nokia 7208 supports dual-band CDMA standard and carries on-board Bluetooth 2.0 EDR module. Manufacturer will position this model as a stylish phone that focuses on playing music. The list of other technical characteristics, as well as the date of announcement of Nokia 7208, is currently unknown.