I do not know how to do it for you, but what I see in these pictures is the future of mobile devices.

This is so cool LEAF, a new set of input devices by Minebea, a Japanese company designed. As you can see, the surface of the keyboard, calculator, and the remote control has a mirror surface for those who are just as good as a true mirror image.

You will notice that there is no stand-out “button of this kind, but these” non-physical “buttons are just as good. It looks like the mirror surface is water, too.

How can it work? It uses a special film by a Japanese chemical company Toray, a panel made up of electrostatic capacity type sensors such as contact force, and a backlight as a base coat.

I do not know how to do it for you, but I would be very interested in seeing a future in which the QWERTY Φ, Φ-Φ-Calc and remotes in full. Yes, that's what they're called, and I had to copy / paste the names of my sources, my computer has no Φ “button. I would recommend the unit mass, prior to his or QWERTY-Phi-Phi-machine, and Phi-remote rename marketed.

I wonder what it would have a Phi-Mobile? Is it a candy bar, clamshell, or you can use a cursor on the thing? Hey, we could change the iPhone so it has the LEAF Cool mirror surface?