Nope. Like most cell phones, it's approximated as a shallow rectangular prism, but its screen slides to the side to reveal a teeny little QWERTY keyboard.

http://images02.olx.com/ui/4/51/60/65515160_1-Pictures-of-Droid-Motrola-Cell-phone.png

There's a demonstration program called 'boids which mimics the flocking behavior of birds in flight. It's interesting, because this apparently complex behavior requires only three simple rules - separation, alignment and cohesion. Anyway, I guess boids is a play on words - maybe a parody of some cabbie's speech, but also, "like birds."

http://www.red3d.com/cwr/boids/

In biology they use the terms haploid and diploid, form of a single and form of double, to describe organisms with a single set or paired set of chromosomes.

Rheumatoid - flux form.

Acanthoid - shaped like a spike (or thorn).

Deltoids - shaped like a (Greek) delta.

Titanoides - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Titanoides