RE: OT: iPhone, N95 or Blackberry Bold?

[Paul Gale <groups2@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I'd definitely agree with Mark - I also had a Vario 2 (still have
shomewhere!) and moved over to iPhone 3G - love it - it's a great bit of
kit. Biggest limitation for me is lack of Flash support in the browser
although I can still see my Geovision CCTV server in a limited way. Great
browsing experience and you should be pretty successful if you have any
HTML HA interfaces...

Paul.

> -----Original Message-----
> From: ukha_d@xxxxxxx [mailto:ukha_d@xxxxxxx] On Behalf
> Of Mark McCall
> Sent: 09 December 2008 11:10
> To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
> Subject: RE: [ukha_d] OT: iPhone, N95 or Blackberry Bold?
>
> > I have been seriously looking at the iPhone 3G, not only for
> > its great new features, but also for its HA capabilities.
> > Any suggestions?
>
> <trying to be balanced Mode>
>
> I have a mate that's a BB fan and I completely understand that, in his
> corporate environment, plus the physical keyboard is a definate
> advantage to
> some.
>
> The Nokias are much more phone like, but much less smartphone I think
> (no
> keyboard for example). I've always hated Symbian too.
>
> Windows mobile - I played with the HTC diamond a few weeks ago and
it's
> OS
> is an abomination.  Bits bolted ontop of the standard interface,
> dropping in
> and out of one UI to the other.  Shudder.  I actually got out my Vario
> 2
> last night to box up for sale and my god it felt like an antique!  And
> I
> really loved that thing at the time, but the leap the iPhone has
> brought, to
> all mobile manufacturers is incredible.
>
> Android is an interesting proposition, but it's going to take a while
> to
> catch up with the iPhone - but it may well do, I'm watching it with
> interest.
>
> The iPhone still has it's frustrations.  No cut and paste for example
> means
> you can't do something as simple as forwarding an SMS.  But if you are
> looking for applications then iPhone is untouchable - over 10,000 apps
> currently on the iTunes store, many of them free.  Its mobile browsing
> experience is unrivalled and couple that to it's media capabilities (I
> always have hours of Video, Podcasts and Music with me everywhere I
> go),
> there's still nothing I'd consider even close to it for *my* purposes.
>
> M.
>
> </trying to be balanced Mode>
>
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