The form factor of a Blackberry Classic is all you need, just integrate with Android. I think you just inadvertently highlighted why that business model would

The form factor of a Blackberry Classic is all you need, just integrate with Android. I think you just inadvertently highlighted why that business model would be so difficult. I was almost 100% with you in this thread until that point. I too would like to have a modern phone with a good hardware spec that is primarily a communications tool and personal organiser, rather than an entertainment product. I would like good battery life, security, privacy, and a convenient, robust design that fits in my hand and my pocket. I don't see any phone on the market today that is anywhere close to meeting my ideal requirements. But then you mentioned Android, and for me that would immediately raise security and privacy issues because of all the Google integration.