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half the phone they reviewed were not even smartphone to begin with nokia classic for instance
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It has more phone functionality than my previous (non-smart) phone, so for me it certainly is a phone, even though I'm using most of the time its smarter functions. I really don't understand this constant moaning on the forums here.
Techradar has compiled a list of today's 15 best mobiles and the Nokia N900 appears on it.
http://www.techradar.com/news/phone-...5440?artc_pg=1
And for the record, no, the iPhone is not number 1.