With the next Olympics event four years away, you can expect gadget makers to keep capitalizing on the excitement over this year's happenings. This Water Cube-inspired cell phone makes a good example.
The cell phone's design mimicks the Water Cube's unique "soap bubbles"
that were used to light up the aquatics center. Featuring a 2.4-inch
LCD screen, MP3- and video-playing capabilities and a "dual high-definition camera," this looks like a promising cell phone, but
I'd exercise extreme caution buying any gadget straight from China -- since, oh, you know, the country is notorious for using technology to spy on its citizens.
Nonetheless, it's an aesthetically interesting phone devoted to the
Olympics -- much more interesting than Samsung's boring-as-reading-Moby-Dick Blackjack II, which [was the "official" Olympics phone](https://www.wired.com/gadgets/2008/08/olympics-choose.html "was supposedly the "official" Olympic phone").
Product page [SourcingGate] (Thanks, Yash!)
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