I've played with one. It's a sweet device. 3G + GPS = teh awesomeness. 🙂
My previous phone that I sold off last year was also a S60-based Nokia. The OS (which was already very good for its time) has come a long way since then, both in terms of overall fit-and-finish and the quality of apps.
Plus, Nokia was smart enough to license EAS from Microsoft, so you can get OTA push-email and calendar + contacts synchronization with an Exchange account, just like WM5/6 devices.
Cool. I think you'll enjoy the jump to the smartphone world. 🙂
I wonder what happened to Sony Ericsson here in the U.S. I can't even recall seeing anybody with one recently. I remember their T610 was a big hit here a few years ago - every third person had one. Now T-Mobile doesn't sell any SEs, and AT&T only has one.
And what about the Nokia N95 8Gb ? I should receive it in a few days, the screen is bigger and no need for a memory card anymore.
It will be great with my new mobile account* : 2 call hours per month, and unlimited sms/mms/surf (http/https), with free Google Maps and Nokia Maps.
I bought it to replace my one-year-old Samsung Z560v because of its now too small a screen and no wi-fi.
*(I don't have the right word; remember, me from FroggyLand)
T-Mobile in your country has N-95s?!? Awesome, Im jealous!
The US T-Mobile has the HTC Juno/ TMobile Shadow, and thats as close to N-95 status as I can get through them...without spending a fortune for an unlocked N-95.
Also Hi EP and people. I found this place again while looking through a oooollllllldddd backup. I have filled over 10TB and was looking at my collection of antiques. Any bids on the 500Mhz Win 95 fix?
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