have had the n900 just over 3 weeks now. i'm all the way in asia, singapore to be exact. don't think there are too many n900 users in my part of the world. it's not released in the local market, any n900 users get theirs via export sets.

still get questions and stares when i use the phone at university or in public. i like having a device that's not an iphone or nexus one, having an uncommon device.

i used to have trouble with my IM accounts draining battery, i've since gotten used to using my IM accounts only when needed, this allows me 24hrs of use and less worry on finding a charging outlet every few hours.

plus, the slide out qwerty keyboard always stumps the n97/mini users who are always trying to figure out what sort of a n97 variant i'm using