Why? Do you want incoming calls while you're in the middle of something on your handheld computer?
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For the sake of the argument we'll pretend you're not trolling.
What happens when you're working on something on your Z and your phone rings?
You know what the difference would be with an integrated device? You don't fish your phone out of your pocket.
I'd like a keyboard to chat, not for the explicit purpose of being called when I work on something else, but I guess that makes too much sense.
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No need to pretend, I was honestly wondering why you prefer more integration. I like my Z as a handheld computer. It's always been my experience that the more purposes a device has, the less well suited it becomes for any of them.
I'm not a big fan of bluetooth, and owing to the fact that I use my Zaurus as a computer I usually have a wlan card in my CF slot and a storage card in my SD slot, so bluedevils' post never occured to me. I might consider a VOIP solution like the Magpie handheld is rumored to provide, as long as I didn't need it for incoming calls. My Z is usually is rarely literally in my hand, I'm either transporting it or working with it on a desk or table top. When my phone rings, I don't usually stop what I'm doing while I answering it, and I'm not a big fan of having my keystrokes diverted from the application I was using, so my guess is that incoming calls would probably be frustrating for me.
As for chatting, I chat on my Z almost daily using neic, and I frequent several different forums using Netfront.
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