It's an amazing idea and I'm surprised it actually works. Basically it's a mobile phone where all the different features can be swapped out and changed depending on what the user wants. For example if you feel like your camera is becoming a little dated you can just take off the camera module and buy one that suits your needs and just plop it on. Another example, if your screen breaks you don't have send it off for repairs you just slide out of the display module and fit a new one in. It really is the only way to give users their own fully unique phone.

Watch this if you're interested it explains much better than I do.

Does it have iMessage and emojis?
My inner white girl needs to be satisfied

It runs android so yes to emojis no to imessage

Considering I don't use Android, and hate how the phone looks, I won't be getting it.

That's cool.

I read about the US Military wanting Androids like that.

Is this actually going to be a thing?

This reminds me of Razers modular PC that i havent heard about in quite a while.

Looks cool. I think modularity like that is the way to go.

>Google

I love what they're doing with the tech industry.

It looks cool but I doubt I will buy one.

I might buy it cannot see the video right now but i will get it if it is easy enough to use.