JackAxe

And the N80 also had 3rd Edition of the Symbian OS, which added features, but in-turn overcomplicated things like making a phone call.

I noted this before, but the N80 does not run Flash Lite 2.x and it sill doesn't. This was one of my biggest resaons for buying a N70, since I need it for development. I recall mentioning this to you when I first got my N70, after you posted that you wanted a N80. I didn't know you actually got one though. My screen size is fine, especially when I consider that all of the US phones that are finally getting FL 2 through BREW are the same rez.

http://www.adobe.com/products/flash...evice_profiles/

BT 1.2, no Flash Lite 2.x support, a stagnent OS, and Palm's support for Windows Mobile are just a few reasons why I didn't go with the Treo. And believe, me I really wanted one. I thought the 700p would be the one for me, but It was only a disappointment from my perspective. Even the newer Treos like the 750 are still stuck with outdated tech that should have been updated over 3 years ago. I also wanted a Phone first and the Treo doesn't fit that build. BT 2.x is important to me, because it's much better for headsets, since it offers a higher data transfer rate, hence better sound quality. It's also more reliable. I have the Nokia BH-900 and it works flawlessly on my N70. On the Treo, it has disconnect and volume issues from what I had read earlier this year. I found that by chance while looking for headsets and user feedback.

Blah, anyway, with Apple coming into the phone arena, I'll be buying their phone next. PALM and MS can fight over their 5% market share, which is kind of mute since PALM has pretty much given up. I doubt Apple will catch up with Symbian OS, but I have confidence their phone will do for smart-phones what the iPod has done for DAPs.

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