Sort of. It's actually Steve's report on how he got on for a week in the wilderness with just a Nokia smartphone to do everything except make the tea.
A story of holiday, harmony and happiness
It's nice to read such a hardened 9500 advocate saying such nice things about the usability of the series 60.. It certialny does all I need so far. Of course, if they squeezed the word processing capacity of series 80 into the the pocket size of the 6630, I'm sure I'd be taking advantage of it!
But really, is it truly your pda/smartphone of choice?? More than 9500??
And... If you didn't have your camera with u, how did you get the pic of the keyboard on your lap 😊
Mufty wrote:It's nice to read such a hardened 9500 advocate saying such nice things about the usability of the series 60.. It certialny does all I need so far. Of course, if they squeezed the word processing capacity of series 80 into the the pocket size of the 6630, I'm sure I'd be taking advantage of it!
But really, is it truly your pda/smartphone of choice?? More than 9500??
And... If you didn't have your camera with u, how did you get the pic of the keyboard on your lap 😊
I dare say I'll migrate back to the 9500 in the Autumn. But with the summer here and pictures of my family to be taken, having a high Q camera is higher priority than word processing. Come the cold and rain, I'll be stuck indoors, writing and programming and there'll be no pictures 8-)
The keyboard pic was taken with my wife's (borrowed) 6670.
Steve Litchfield
http://3lib.ukonline.co.uk/
I think Nokia need to hurry up and release a Series 60 with a qwerty key(thumb)board specially for Steve (but make sure you have stereo music support).