I think any OS also can run on mobile phone. The hardware itself only recognise 0 and 1. It does not care which OS, as long as you can code the drivers for it to work, it will work. Thats why Nokia failed. Nokia sells phone, not platform/OS.

This is terribly wrong. If it can work out like that, someone should code the driver and install Windows 7 on it. Or perhaps OSX. 

The Hoo-Haa of SGS is only the Super AMOLED 4" and it's good browsing experience. Only both of these should keep me comfy for 6~8 months. If Gingerbread offered more features, then maybe I will use SGS a little more longer.

another point.i love bluetooth 3.0.wanna ask bout android bluetooth.is it cant send and receive just like iphone os?coz my previous experience to android(Hero,X10,SGS,N1),im so fed up with the bluetooth and wifi.not user frenly at all.

haiz...bluetooth technology....i can use my previous T610 to send and receive.2003 phone...android cant?haiz...

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not really satisfy with the quality.noise,blurry,and lose focus.

Nicholas is not on the way to order.im considering BB 9700 white.so leng!!!PC fair promotion by maxis...i dislike BB phone but matter in hardware or software wise.just the outlook attract me.

but the apps is so damn hard to install.crack this and that.unlike symbian and apple os.straight download via ovi store or apps store then gaotim.all BB got old skool TFT screen.old skool 5mp vf single LED.

Nokia phone offers alot eventhough it's mid-range compare to other high-end manufacture phone. What it doesn't have is high-end spec, but it's mid-range alright. So it's OK.

Nokia phones are ok, but we are in Symbian forum, are we? Nokia owns Symbian, so anything that didn't went right, I blame them, is it not?

The only reason I kept coming back to Nokia is because of the keypad. I used to be a travelling salesman, covering 400km at worst per day. From one shop to another, and with the calls coming in and out, WM touch device was a nightmare. Even the Nokia 7710 was not spared. I had to use one with keypad but it was never my first choice. Finally, a perfect phone came up, SE M600i. It was a good 1 1/2 year before I decided to move on to 5800. This may sound utterly stupid but except for the GPS, there is nothing that pleased me. I'm so pissed with the calculator and the notes. The small qwerty also a big turn off (in normal mode). The one thing that I hate most in 7710 and WM is back, small tab to scroll contact list, which was a huge problem until KS came. The stupid qwerty stayed. There's more, like expensive app and so on.

Yes, Android in stock form, still annoys me, as calculator and handwriting notepad was my essential everyday tool. At least there's free app which covered that. It's not by any mean best, but better. I actually prefer IPhone UI, and I never denied it. Why I choose Android? Flash Player. My experience with 7710 tells me to avoid N900. It has proven true.

It might sound rude, but stuffs like camera, video calls, usb on the go, video out does not excite me much because at the end of the day, I don't have time for it. For pretty boys and girls, who dressed nicely and work in office, can utilise these stuffs when there is nothing better to do.

Nokia holds the key, and it's really up to them. Someday in the near future, where mobile phone processor has got enough speed, Nokia really shine with everything ranging from presentation, movie, conference meeting, as the result of their experimentation, but for now just stick to the basic. The phone and its usability.

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My Acer has the fragile 8600M GR and still working despite tens of thousand of recall.

andrekua, if android is good for you. Then don't say it's better than symbian when you're here in Symbian Phone-Specific Discussion. I have both type of phone. Both done good for me now. Happy?

Haha. A BB is too much for me. What I did is routine job, servicing clients, taking their orders. I need a simple calculator but I need the memory function. I need the notepad to take orders and email it back to office instead of writing it down on paper and fax/call back to office. Why do I need BB? I don't need appointment scheduling. I just wait for them or switch to a nearby client before coming back.

I dont mean n8 lo. 

I'm more bothered by design of the top and bottom than the thickness. Looks so dated, not very stylish at all, very 'kasar'.