We already know we like our TV's wide, but what about our phones? With more and more of these devices doubling as media players, can the same be true? The Need Phone by designer Tamer Koseli seems to think so. What's odd is that it was specifically designed to not have features such as a camera, a media player or gps. So really, it's just a long ass phone. But for some reason we love it. It's so wrong it's right.

As in Bricks.
BRIX is a phone. Its entirely touchscreen- no buttons, no knobs, no switches.
BRIX has all the bells and whistles- video, sms, web, bluetooth, blah blah blah.
BRIX was designed by Seokwon Hong.

But BRIX are collaborative, you know, in the way the Zune tries to be. Stick 2 BRIX together and a shared folder is created so you can give your homie some clips and pics. The viewscreen then also expands to cover both BRIX so video and games are bigger. Imagine what you could do if 5 or 6 of your friends brought theirs over to watch the game:

That's sharing the way it should be. Quite simple really. Digital Lego's.

Okay, this really could give the iPhone a run for its money. I know, I know... I love mine too. But, hear me out. Its 7mm thin. Its got a 3 megapixel camera. The full front and back of the device is a screen. It recharges in 2 minutes.

Okay, so its just a concept right now... you and Steve can relax. But. I hope they file this under todo.