Ok, so I'll admit that this isn't something that happens to me very often, but after some early morning browsin', I come across this.



That's the new Droid 4. And it WILL be my next phone.

Faster than my N1 (although, probably not by much), more RAM. PHYSICAL KEYBOARD.

Oh, and that funky as fuck dock that doubles up as an HDMI dock. Phone on a 40 inch LED TV? Oh yes.



So yeah, ALL MY MONEY GOOGLE. YOU MAY HAVE IT AGAIN.

I've always personally maintained The Ax Theory of "a phone should be a fucking phone, Jesus fucking Christ." Maybe, maybe with some Tetris.

Physical keyboards are cool tho.

My phone controls my PC, TV and viewing channels, and a few things on my PS3, as well as having the option to control the landline, and network admin through applications. So going from an Android phone to pretty much anything else means I need to find at least 3 remote controls, and have to use several different other controlling devices.

Oh, and I'll probably need something to keep track of all the stuff going on at my new job as well.

So yeah, Android phone with a physical keyboard.... Hmmm... Yeah, Droid 4.

I hope it's got a dual core and android 4.x

Dual core confirmed, Android OS version, less so, but seeing as Google own Motorola Mobility, I'd imagine it'd be in the same boat as the N1, which had the latest version about 2 months before it was rolled out to anyone else.

that looks nice.....i am seriously thinking about the droid razr.

What use can you get out of having your phone on a 40'' LED display? Presentations?

Movies?

I didn't know people actually kept movies on their phones. Hm. I guess home video type movies makes sense, since a lot of people just record with their phones nowadays.

Thats exactly my phone.

It's a bit more complicated than just the display on a massive screen. The phone itself goes into a dock, with an HDMI connector. When it's in the dock, it loads up another set of apps, that basically runs ChromeOS in a VM on the phone, and outputs it to the monitor. With the goodness of being able to use the phone itself from the screen, and still use the phone through the medium of a bluetooth headset,