Making cellphones faxable

How brilliant would it be to create a cellphone which is created and used for singular messages alone? The articles are here and here, and here's what I'm thinking:

What if they're able to transmit a signal from one connection to another, a light pulse, that contained the blueprints for a receiver? So, there would be this printed out microchip processor, lines of electrodes, diodes, and the like. Just as you mass produce the insides of cellphones and calculators by the conveyor belt method of printing the electronics on a piece of plastic you could print out the insides to this phone using a type of plastic with a metallic ink to conduct electricity. You could print out the specific insides for a phone that are capable of conveying the specific message, attach the phone's face/buttons, and there's your disposable phone. One time use. One way calling.
This has probably been worked out or is exactly what the article that I'm pointing out is referring to, but whatever.

Thank you to Warren Ellis' blog for pointing out the articles.