Abstract: A communications device which is a cellular telephone comprised of several key components. The device includes a cellular telephone set; internal to the telephone, a specifically designed SIMMS chip from which the majority of the added functions are derived; and an earpiece to connect to the telephone. Both the telephone and earpiece have transducers to interconnect via transmitters and receivers. An integral, rechargeable main and back-up power supplies (batteries) accompany both the telephone and earpiece. The concept of the device is centered specifically on providing media exchange and computer-like capabilities as the migration of micro-electronics advances. These advances include allowing electronic devices to become more powerful and comprehensive; providing the capability to collect and store data in larger quantities with relatively small components; and, providing advanced features in cellular telephones that were previously unable to contain the features in small and portable cellular packages.