Hey Blackberry Users. They're putting them into magazines.

[RCA]

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FQm7k4riCoE[/youtube]

First min or so is explaining what's going on and around 3:25 is the reveal and it only get's better.

If you're into tech, well worth watching the entire thing. Awesome.

[Jesda]

That is AWESOME. I cant believe they were able to use a magazine to make phone calls!

[krash]

"dude what the hell phone do you have I can barely hear you. What are you doing, calling me from a magazine??"

[Dattebayo]

I wonder how long the SIM will remain active...

[s0m3th1ngAZ]

How much did the magazine cost? And how much did it cost them to make?

[PapaSmurf2k3]

Couldn't you just slap a blackberry keyboard on there and navigate/call whoever a lot easier?

[RCA]

Couldn't you just slap a blackberry keyboard on there and navigate/call whoever a lot easier?

Yes. The problem of course would be the fact that they solder a contact to keep the phone from turning off.

An even easier options would be to just take a T-Mobile phone and slap that sim card in there and boom, you have a phone with data and the ability to make calls.

I wonder how long the SIM will remain active...

It's most likely a prepaid sim. So you have a limited amount of data and or minutes before it stops working.

[MinisterofDOOM]

First time I've ever felt the urge to buy an issue of Entertainment Weekly. Guess their advertising worked.

I still won't watch the CW.

[Razi]

First time I've ever felt the urge to buy an issue of Entertainment Weekly. Guess their advertising worked.

I still won't watch the CW.

Looks like it's actually some cheap Chinese Android phone that's running an app.

[Dattebayo]

Meh, good luck finding one now, the vid is almost a month old...

Also, a solder point holding the phone on isn't a real problem. A piece of solder wick and a warm iron are all you need. Doesn't everybody have that laying around?

[RCA]

Looks like it's actually some cheap Chinese Android phone that's running an app.

Yeah, it's a Chinese Blackberry fake that runs on Android.

Also, a solder point holding the phone on isn't a real problem. A piece of solder wick and a warm iron are all you need. Doesn't everybody have that laying around?

Well today I Googled solder wick and learned that you can desolder something.