I know what you?re thinking. Why did I sign that 3 year contract for only an mp3/radio/camera/video/bluetooth cell phone? That's right, for some, that?s not enough. We will soon enter a phase of a far more sophisticated phone. For now, businesses are taking full advantage of it (of these ridiculous gadgets) and tomorrow it shall be a norm. Fellow cell trekkers, I bring you the blackberry. You probably come across it during small segments on CNN or on some Jay-Z videos. But since you need reliable information, I shall break it down for you. RIM (research in motion) is a Canadian company that?s an hour west of Toronto that brought the famous blackberry to the business venture. Imagine the power of PC in the palm of your hand and functions of wireless communications; you can re-adjust a business transaction while taking a number two. However, the world is about competition. This brings us to this American company called NTP Inc that made its own patent to reclaim the American industry. But hold on, RIM wanted its technology to be how you say "unplagiarized. Than Washington had to get involved, but in my views the only reason it was involved was because of the huge extent it has to the American economy. And also due to the fact that some congressmen goggling Jessica Alba was easier than fighting the deficit. (Sigh) So back to my miniature story, before it got messy, RIM paid out NTD $450 million, and did some binding settlements, which again gets complicated? If you want the extended version I suggest goggle search engine. So America, are we ready for such phones in our life. Will we need PC again? Can we still press hold on someone and make bank payments with our thumbs? Come to think of it, I?m glad I signed that contract; I am not ready for all these Cosmo experience in the palm of my hand.