I still find my Symbian-based N86 more reliable than my Android HTC Hero. Android phones don't seem to work with my home router WAG54G2 properly. Also sometimes when it says "Connected to Mobile Network", it's still not really connected.

Can't wait to test Symbian^3...

You turned on both Mobile Network & Wifi. You have to turn off mobile network or else your phone will juggle between the 2 which ever have active connection.

I owned E63 previously & I hate it when it decided to connect gprs by itself when connecting to wifi. In Android, off stays off.

Using WEP. My Hero can connect the first time, but if I disconnect or leave the area it cannot connect anymore. I have to restart the router.

None of my other gadgets have this problem.

Using desire now.

Current Nokia Suite still wwwayyyyyyyy forward compare to Andriod's sync.

Nevertheless, Nokia is still one of the best (if not "the" best) companies for getting the "basic" right (good reception, build quality, battery life)

It's losing market share because nowadays, people want more than just the basic

i think he meant more opened since more manufacturer are using Android, but iOS is only used by Apple.

the top guy at Nokia just changed, hopefully there will be some new changes in their OS that allows more competition in the market. As this will most likely benefits us as the end-user.