Not to speak for ysss, I'd call it a trojan horse because it came with a solid, ready-made developer environment that Nokia is just now beginning to seriously cultivate. That plus iTunes. CONTENT is king... and the iPhone has turned out to be one of the best bearers and conveyors of content.

That said, the small number of Symbian apps compared to iPhone apps *could* speak to quality over quantity... but if that's even close to the case, it's still something Nokia needs to present better.