my point of view is they shouldn't stick with x86 architecture... 
originally Atom r just a tool for them to clear the stock full 945 chipset.....

smallest Atom now in how many nm??  28?? 

ARM aiming at 20+ nm at the next A9......

N8 user sure pissed

If ST-U8500 is Mali 400 wor
There's lots of speculation. Everyone say different thing. Wait for Meego event.

At least the screen is going to be AMOLED, none of the S-LCD nonsense that HTC uses.

Beating sgs2? pld beat the sgs1 first... lol

good browser is a win for me lo. navigation gps and camera also will decide if I get my hands on the phone. spec are awesome, but software is yet undecided. hurm...

Haha, no need to beat beat; Just cause many conspiracy, my phone is better than yours. So what whose phone is better right?

On a side note, in terms of specs, Nokia phones always/usually far behind, more when they actually launch here. If want latest and newest, then go for those brands that keep update/replace their phones, at the same time, it'll be replace/outdated very fast too.

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Added on June 21, 2011, 4:52 pm

Well, at least it got AUTO-FOCUS (LUCK!Y)
There's also continuous focus and touch focus.

Yeah you're right, they did make a port, but I think only for later handsets.

By the way guys, I just noticed that this phone will only support Micro-SIM cards only. 

Early Symbian era, Nokia phones was very popular loh.... 3650, N-Gage, 6600, etc... Not much competition like now also... Plus, we can install N-Gage games on other non n-gage devices and bluetooth gameplay... 6600 with the "joystick"; This phone is a grenade! Plus, back then, others were so hyped with those "java" games, which is... er...
Then load N-GAGE KOF on 6600/3650, it's unbelievable.

Not sure video only or both;
If video only, means it will adjust it's focus continuously (e.g, if based on focus point, it will continuously focus the subject in the focus point; If based on face detection, then it will try to focus by detecting the face; Note: It may not work perfectly)
If photo, means, you can lock focus, then as you move your camera, whatever in the focus point will get focus again. Usually use for actions shot where the subject moves and you follow it. But not sure this can be of use for mobile phone camera as it'll need good focusing speed and performance to achieve this.

Actually I'm using Micro-Sim now on my iPhone 4 now.
It's just that I don't like devices to support Micro-SIM only...