Nokia 5800 Xpress Musiv Vs Samsung I900 Omnia

funny you mention ease of use and still think push technology is not your cup of tea. push email makes email easy, no need to log on.

true, even wikipedia doesnt contain EVERYTHING. but still, when a new word is bandied about carelessly in a forum it makes good sense to look it up. it gives you good grounds to argue and make your opinions solid.

something Flyuche just cant do. he cant afford to burn the few calories he has.   


anyway, PUSH technology constantly monitors your mail box and immediately "pushes" your mails to your device the instant the mails arrive in realtime (like in Exchange, BlackBerry Enterprise Server etc).

FETCH, which most people use for Gmail and other POP mail services (also used in Yahoo Go) is scheduled mail delivery where the client on your device checks for new mails based on time schedule (ie "check inbox every 15 minutes" etc) and either notifies you of the new mails so you download at your convenience, or downloads the mails and then notify you, depending on how you chose your poison.

so there you have it; PUSH "pushes" mails automatically the second they arrive, FETCH fetches based on time schedule.


obviously PUSH falls under ease of use, and is what Blackberrys are known for. just about every other phone can do Fetch.

is this now an iphone thread?

just stay off the ihpone no matter what inferis thinks,

dude, it aint what i SAY that gets anyone buying anything, most of what i say on the iphone is directed towards people who already own one.

you can keep your cherished E71 or whatever till hell freezes over, it only implies you love status quo, rehashes and are resistant to change. like i keep saying, when Nokia does something-anything-remotely interesting about its interface, apps, gaming etc i may reconsider. for now, im content sitting back and watching dumb nitwits make poor choices based on hype and overfamiliarity.

Nokia can change themes and update a few icons but deep down symbian is dated, outdated and out featured.

Try speaking for yourself only for a change 




Is syncing really that stressful for you? Whip out your laptop and plug the darn thing in! It is extremely strange to see someone complain about the Multimedia aspects of the iPhone.
the bluetooth is a real downer, but it's not essential for me. It depends on you, though. As for me, the need for bluetooth file transfer hardly arises. I'm much too old now to monkey around exchanging ringtones and wallpapers.

With the iPhone, it's more of the Pros outweighing the Cons.

How many people above 20 do you know that still take photos with their camera phones? And why, really, is 2 MP inadequate for basic photography? get a cheap digital camera and stop being fooled by the megapixel stickers on the back of phones.


I disagree. The N-series are known for their boring, industrial designs. In contrast the iPhone has won numerous design awards. And don't even get me started on the keypad. Have you ever used a HTC slider phone before?