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| Well I won't be getting one anytime soon. I've just taken delivery of my new Sony Ericsson P990i. It has a sharp autofocus camera, video calling, fast web, push email, a scanner, streaming video, wireless LAN, video capability and best of all, I can write text messages directly on the touch screen with the stylus. It has 60 Mb memory built in and can be expanded via Memorystick to 8 Gigabytes
It also reads PDF's, Word Doc's, Excel files and powerpoints.
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Im happy that you are happy but your phone is not just not in the same league as the iphone, its not even in the same town or state.
Im kinda a fan of sony products. but sorry. it makes me angry to see how complete rubbish the development of the mobile phone market has been of late.
Hello moto? hahahah. wonderful. Case in point. Motorola develops the RAZR and starts selling it, what, 5 years ago? and back then it was surely a cool product. in fact its still a nice looking phone in its way. but what have they done since then? bugger all. sat back and got fat on the RAZR. eventually, you could get it in black, then pink, then blue, then with a slightly better screen and camera, then in candybar form, then in slider format. Hello moto?
is that all that they can do? no new UI? no other innovations? rubbish.
At the recent CES show, i laughed when i heard about the motorola presentation. The CEO or someone rode around the stage on a little yellow bike to demonstrate "that content moves with you". Super. Bill Gates was somewhere else talking about what schools might look like in 50 years. Wonderful. Meanwhile, over at the Macworld Expo, Steve Jobs wasnt just talking about the future, he was showing it to us. Give the man a little credit!!
krlock3.