Re: Since you love comparing... 10 Ways The Nokia N800 Is Better Than Apple’s iPhone
 

Two different animals I say.

I believe the iPhone is yet another device developed to generate revenue for Apple. Simple azat. :)
It will provide features that will lead the user to con$umable information from the makers revenue stream.

The N800 was presented in just the opposite way IMHO. Nokia has given us an amazing collection of hardware for a reasonable price with no more expectations from it's users other than to... go and figure out what you can do with it.

If anything the iPhone may steer more users toward an Internet Tablet once they see the value in portable web surfing.

The differences in screen resolutions between the two devices are like the differences between cotton and silk. Both fabrics can be died the exact same color but that color will have more depth and look much more vibrant on silk.

Re: Since you love comparing... 10 Ways The Nokia N800 Is Better Than Apple’s iPhone
 

sapporobaby and Rider

It will apparently have Micorsoft Office and pdfviewer
http://www.trustedreviews.com/mobile...nctionality/p1

Re: Since you love comparing... 10 Ways The Nokia N800 Is Better Than Apple’s iPhone
 

Cool. Thanks.

I will be looking out for when it hits Europe. I need that 3G/HSDPA. :)

Re: Since you love comparing... 10 Ways The Nokia N800 Is Better Than Apple’s iPhone
 

WOW! I concede...

Re: Since you love comparing... 10 Ways The Nokia N800 Is Better Than Apple’s iPhone
 

I have the feeling that Apple is going to be dropping a ton of "feature bombs" before they release the phone.

Re: Since you love comparing... 10 Ways The Nokia N800 Is Better Than Apple’s iPhone
 

i dont understand what all the fuss is all about??
The i phone does not have anything new except for the toch screen interface... It is just another way of apple cashing in on the ignorance of most of the americans. The mobile market in america is so ******ed... That apple is advertising its so called features which have been used by the asians atleast 1 year back. I feel so frustrated by the ignorance of most of the people who think that the i phone is worth the 500 $ and the contract. Nokiazis really a wonderful company. I never saw a nokia product over priced. Most of its products are actually underprized for the things they could do. But this stupid apple overprises every one of its products. And i find it frustrating when people go on buying them. But i guess i will have to live with it. I will support nokia till my death. I just love the things nokia prodicts do....,,,that too with
minimum of fuss. I will never buy an apple product.t.t.

Re: Since you love comparing... 10 Ways The Nokia N800 Is Better Than Apple’s iPhone
 

It is nice that you acknowledge that a pdf-viewer is a "feature bomb" :D

I'm glad that I have this feature bomb on my N800, and I'm even more glad that I can actually use it because of the 800x480 display - with the iPhone you will normally have to scroll horizontally for each single line.

Re: Since you love comparing... 10 Ways The Nokia N800 Is Better Than Apple’s iPhone
 

Dude, you and a select few here in this thread even think there is a comparison between the iPhone and the N800. In my opinion they are apples and oranges. Still fruit, but yield different juices.

When the N800 gets a built in phone, syncs contacts, calendars, not prone to crashing (I will concede that it may not as much now, or hang), can load and sync your songs, then get back to me. Till then, there is no comparison.

Re: Since you love comparing... 10 Ways The Nokia N800 Is Better Than Apple’s iPhone
 

You are right. There is no comparison. Get back to me when the iPhone has a properly sized display, has removable SD cards, has ssh access, and can connect to a GPS mouse.

Till then, there is no comparison.

Re: Since you love comparing... 10 Ways The Nokia N800 Is Better Than Apple’s iPhone
 

I'd like to ask you all to put some more thought into what you are typing. Please think of the post before you type it out.

Do not read between the lines of what other people type because you may misread the invisible lettering.
Keep the emotion out.