[BNM] iphone 3Gs v HTC magic

[Simon Atkinson]

Bluetooth works like a dream for me in my car, my N95 would always drop the
connection causing me to have to turn Bluetooth off and on again, which in
itself would freeze the phone for what seemed like ages.
I've had my iphone for 10 days now and only wish I made the switch earlier
as I am over the moon with it.
The way the apps work together like for instance clicking on an address in
contacts brings up the map and pin points where it is, so much slicker than
my N95 which I loved but only held onto for the better camera, sadly they
never improved the camera on the N97 sticking with the useless flash so the
choice was made easier for me.


On 15/07/2009 14:26, "Wayne Douglas" <wayne at codingvista.com> wrote:

> haha - fuckit - already ordered it.
> 
> my n95 does have an absolute shed load of warez available and I even
> used the J2ME SDK to bang up a few little demo apps and utils for
> myself - it's super eeeeeeeeeeaaasy!!
> 
> The only thing that did me in with the n95 was the hardware - it's not
> up to the task. also sometimes the symbian OS would lose things like
> saved passwords or settings and that just winds me up. and the media
> palyer is shizbang - not exactly lightning fast in searching and
> loading choons.
> 
> bluetooth tethering is super easy on the n95 tho - not sure about how
> that rocks up on the 3gs yet - we'll see tomorrow I guess!!
> 
> anyone want to buy an iPod douche and a nokya n95?
> 
> w://
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> On Wed, Jul 15, 2009 at 2:18 PM, Sevan / Venture37<venture37 at gmail.com> wrote:
>> 2009/7/15 Wayne Douglas <wayne at codingvista.com>:
>>> Nice Mike - deep man.
>>> 
>>> I'm going to be ordering my 3gs right now in my lunch break - I don't
>>> think the iPhone has any competition right now. My .5p
>>> 
>>> w://
>> 
>> You wanna be careful Wayne, you might become known as a "apple fanboy"
>> *ducks* ;)
>> 
>> As for symbian, it's java based right?
>> So why is there a shortage of software for the N97?
>> platform dependent java code?
>> *facepalm*
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