Binatone just added a new land line telephone to their lineup. One that runs on Google’s Android OS. The Binatone iHomePhone is a DECT cordless home phone with a 2.8 inch display and a resolution of 320 x 240 pixels, It is capable of running the same Android apps as your Android smartphone.

We like it because it looks like a UFO powered by Android. Some other features include a microSD card slot and a battery that will give you up to 80 hours on standby.

You love talking on your iPhone, but you just feel too free right? You have no cord to twirl and get tangled up in. Well, now you can have your iPhone and a landline experience too. You can even slam the phone down now like in the old days.

We don’t have any pricing or availability details for this dock yet, but we can tell you that it has built-in two stereo speakers, a microphone, volume control, instant mute, and USB and AC power dual sources.

Landline phones may be squaresville man, but VTech is still making them at least interesting. You have to give them that. The new LS6325 is the first DECT 6.0 push-to-talk cordless phone on the market. Hurray!

So feel free to go all walkie-talkie from up to 1,500 feet away if you like. A three-handset pack will cost $80 and the four-pack will be $90. They launch in April if you are feeling the urge to upgrade your landline.

I haven’t used a home phone line in years other than for DSL. I make and receive all the calls I get on my mobile phone. If you still use your landline for placing and receiving calls and you want to get the contacts list from your mobile onto the home phone VTech has the product for you.

VTech has announced the first home phone called the DS6321-3 that sells for $99.95. The handset can connect to your mobile phone via Bluetooth and download the contacts and phone numbers from your mobile to the landline.

If you have a family member who still uses and relies on a landline, you might want to get them a Ringboxx from Home Phone Tunes so they can get in on the ringtones action. Ringboxx lets you program ringtones for individual callers on their landline, just like you can do on your fancy mobile phone. The user can purchase tunes from the Home Phone Tunes Ringtone Store and then they’ll know instantly who’s calling without having to use caller ID. Somehow I don’t think they are going to sell many units, but I look forward to more grannies out there using rap ringtones. Check out a video below.