I think if having tasted the fantastic multi-tasking on the N900 and then went backwards towards an iphone - I'd probably be disappointed after a days use of not being able to be as efficient with my mobile chores.

Yes the iphone has the candy factor but you have to pay for most of those silly pointless apps.

I have an N900 and have not spent one single penny on an app and this N900 can do everything I need it to do with the help of some super clever guys on this forum. And if it doesn't do something then you can bet that someone will come up with a nice little app to do it in a short while.

Might not have the glossy packaging but the functionality of the N900 wins hands down.