I have to admit that when I buy something, lets say a new phone, I detest it when I see someone else with the same phone, especially if it's one i've only just started to get used to and that I really like. So what do I do, well I either buy a new one or just prevent it to start with by buying something that is just a little too gimicky for everyone else, hence my Xperia play.

The reason I'm talking about this is that Guy Kawasaki ( who is an ex Apple employee and now works as an advisor to Motorola) recently posted a question on google+ “ Wouldn't it be great if you could personalize your phone like this?” next to a video of Porche's program that allows you to customise each and every aesthetic aspect of your car from interior to rims. This actually is a good idea and slightly hints that motorola will one day allow you to completely customise your handset and make it unique and solely yours. To me that sounds like perfection, although most people would probably still just buy the stock version of the device rather than the probably more expensive customisable version that you would more than likely have to buy directly from Motorola, I would still eventually give it a try and see if I could finally have my perfect phone.
what about you? would you rather go for the stock model that you could buy from a local retailer or would you rather make it your own and have the phone you really want?
I think if Motorola were to do this they would have to move quickly because now that the idea is out there, well it's out there and we all know that mobile phone manufacturers are constantly fighting for the new and most innovative idea ( or name for an idea that someone else had but they want) to get everyone to buy their Sh.. ahem stuff.