Phones and computers: the merge

If it hasn't already occurred to you, telephones and computers are going to merge one day.  And very soon.  Sooner than you'd think.  And more than they already have.

Already, people are getting emails on their phones and watching videos on those little screens.

At the same time, some phone service is certainly already available on our computers and have been for some time.

With the iPad, it's obvious the two will be brought together even sooner.

And if you think about this further, the only thing that matters is that the phone needs to be incorporated into our computers, ala' a pad, whoever makes it.

It only makes sense.

The "pad", whoever makes it, has a screen that's larger so you can watch the videos.

Taken further, the screen is also better for reading and responding to emails.  The keyboard of the pad is better than doing it on a phone, too, of course. 

So since this is going to happen, since it's inevitable, bring it on.

Just give us the phone in the pad (computer)--don't give us a computer the size of a telephone.

Do away with the phones.  Give us fully-operational pads with two cameras and a phone and be done with it.