What's next for phones? Size seems settled. Screen quality is now tapped
out. Battery life is at a wall. Cameras are there. Local storage space lost
to cloud services. They're pretty powerful, for a non-gamer. What's going
to make me covet my next phone? (force touch!)

Someone will tell me there is such a thing, but: why don't I have a
thin-client similar to a netbook (or tablet) that expands my phone when
it's in proximity? I have duplicated internals on my phone, tablet, and
laptop. It looks to me like all the pieces, hardware and software, are
there to do this today for android (and it could be prototyped: BlueStacks
<http://www.bluestacks.com/>). The phone is just the smallest central
module in an ecosystem of UI devices, rather than one stand-alone device of
many. I'd go for that!

   --j
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