Nope. Almost.

Yes.

Looks like the world will have to replace “hellomoto!” with “hellomodu!” because the RAZR has seen better days when compared to the new Modu. When Dov Moran invested $100 million into creating the world’s lightest and probably smallest phone ever, he probably didn’t make the connection between small phones and our favorite male model: Zoolander. I would’ve liked to see a little flip-up action and mini-antenna, but that only because I love the movie. If you look closely, you’ll notice a flaw that Dov has taken advantage of. Where’s that keypad? The Modu uses a new system that involves slipping the phone into “sleeves” (notice the top-left of the picture). These “sleeves” do bulk up the phone, but provide it with GPS navigation, a keypad, and whatever Dov’s mind can think up of. Total phone customization, all in a tiny package. Isn’t that what we all want?

Filed under: Cell Phones | written by Stu