Power-Grid is comprised of a free smartphone app and Launcher for the computer. The app has four control grids: Incoming Center (displays all outside voice and text communications from a variety of sources), System Stats (provides important information about the PC including CPU status, HDD space, available system memory and network traffic), Sound Control (lets users easily adjust every aspect of gaming audio) and Custom Tab (empty grid for user-created game controls, such as macros). The Launcher wirelessly links the smartphone to the PC and includes an editor for creating the custom controls and sharing them with others.

ROCCAT is currently letting gamers sign up to be beta testers for the new system before it becomes available for iOS and, later this year, Android. The company will also offer specially-designed hardware for Power-Grid including a gaming keyboard with a built-in smartphone dock and a combined smartphone stand and charger. A tablet-compatible version should also be available by the end of 2012.

After analyzing the various iPhone 5 rumors, Italian designer Federico Ciccarese came up with these gorgeous renders.

Ciccarese’s vision of the iPhone 5 predicts a slightly curved back. The body of the phone, in fact, looks similar to Apple’s Magic Mouse. The display is flat and “retina” in nature and the phone tapers off at the top and bottom.

The headphone jack has moved to the side to accommodate the new design and the back looks to be blasted aluminum, similar to what is used on the MacBook Pro, MacBook Air and iMac.

This isn’t the first time Ciccarese has mocked up his own version of future Apple products. In addition to previously trying to design the fifth-generation iPhone (what would become the iPhone 4S), Ciccarese has also taken on concepts such as the iScreen, his vision of the rumored integrated television from Apple.

We love the way the mockup details the glowing Apple on the back of the phone. It’s the sort of design touch that we think Jony Ive and company could even appreciate.

Source: http://www.ciccaresedesign.com/?page_id=398

All the features visualized by Antonio are:

• WiFi and Bluetooth
• Integrated RSS Reader
• 32GB Storage;
• Weather forecast system;
• Possibility to connect with Bluetooth or WiFi to iPhone / iPad
• LCD projector to show everywhere pictures by your iPhone / iPad
• Frontal face camera;

And as a watch it will have the following features:

• polycarbonate main body;
• alluminum chassis;
• PK2 Kevlar insert;
• Bracelet in 5 colors with polycarbonate insert;

I am hoping one day Apple will transform this concept into reality, have a look on the images.