Thanks Betty ... I agree with you about small size being important for road
warrioring. And I think the small powerful ones have to weigh more ... because
they have more guts...
I am interested to know the how's and why's of your going with an iPod Touch and a separate phone. How come you don't just combine the two and go with an iPhone?
I don't like the iPhone as a phone. I prefer Nokia for phones, and iPod
Touch for other iTunes app features.
The N79 has a 5MP autofocus camera with dv stabilization, dual LED
flash, Zeiss lens, and video, plus it has two cameras--one on the front
and one on the back for video calls; iPhone has much less.
Both have GPS. N79 has built-in FM transmitter and FM radio. iPhone has
neither.
Both have good battery life.
iPhone and iTouch have touch screens; N79 doesn't.
I can use the N79 very easily as a VOIP phone with several choices;
iPhone is just 'learning' how to do this.
Nokia has more browser choices than iPhone. iPhone syncs better.
iTouch has a bigger display and is amazingly crisp for watching videos.
N79 has microSD card slot; iPhone doesn't. iPhone has more memory--a
lot, but you can't add any more.
I already have home and car chargers for both.
I also prefer to separate some functions in two devices instead of one,
especially the X6 won't be released until November and the N97 is too
expensive. Besides, I like the Touch with its apps and music/video
player. Mostly I have to get rid of my awful Sony Ericsson W580 and find
something that doesn't have buttons that fall off and gets much better
reception. N-series phones are known for their excellent reception,
generally better than the iPhone.
Betty
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