Omnia II touch screen still not so sensitive.
Sometime need to press really hard to make it work.

N900 is best of three

1)Ori set is priced at RM2K & AP set is around RM1.5K.This is the good price considering that N900 is a flagship phone from Nokia.

2)N900 contain many functions.You can install Open Office to view/edit document file,IM-ing,facebook(can play games) & even use it as remote control.There bunch of fun stuff you can do with this phone.

3)This phone is one of the best multitasking phone out there.Opening apps are fast with 600MHz ARM Cortex A8 processor(same with iPhone 3GS).If you want more "punch" you can easily overclock it to 800Mhz.

N900 have very good GPS but currently OVI Maps dosen't provide full support for N900.Will be fixed with future update.You can you sygic gps instead.
Browsing is not only good but great.You can have full desktop like browsing.If you don't like internal browser(rarely for N900 users) you can always use Opera & Firefox.
Camera is adequate though.
For OC you can choose for permanent OC or OC on fly(press single to OC only when you want)


From the picture if you want to OC you just press the 850MHz.If you want to use the stock speed then just press 600MHz.

Number of apps doesn't matter actually.What matters is you have the necessary apps like spreadsheet,good email support & etc.

You can actually use full OpenOffice in N900 and this is where the resistive screen comes handy.It's helpful to click all the small buttons in OpenOffice.

http://noknok.tv/2010/06/18/n900-mypaint-meego-potential/
Another wonders of resistive screen.

All smartphones sucks up battery.

This post has been edited by super_evil_alien: Jun 19 2010, 10:57 AM

Motorola Milestone.
Have the same hardware more or less.

Only main difference is Milestone is using capacitive screen while N900 using resistive screen.

This post has been edited by super_evil_alien: Jun 19 2010, 06:25 PM