This internet-only device is outfitted with wifi and bluetooth connectivity and allows users to email, IM and use VOIP internet calling to keep in touch with friends. It also has a full QWERTY keyboard, which is a requirement for any SMS fiend like myself.

I really like the concept of this device and would definitely consider it if I lived somewhere urban with decent wifi coverage. It may even be ideal for college students to avoid having to pay a pesky cell-phone bill.

It seems that for the last 4 or 5 years, Apple has introduced some kind of innovative electronics at Macworld. From various incarnations of the iPod to the revolutionary iPhone smartphone, Steve keeps raising the bar each year. So what’s in store for the Macworld keynote address tomorrow at 9 AM PST?

Some have speculated on an iPhone Nano, even going so far as to create slick mockups. I have to agree with Engadget on the possible size of such a release. Not only does a phone require more components that an mp3 player such as a radio and better battery, but it’s also unlikely that they can make it much smaller and keep the usability up on their keyboard and browser features.

While I think an iPhone Nano could be pretty sweet, I’d still prefer to see Apple release a Developer Kit for the iPhone platform.