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Originally Posted by .wo View Post
I am happy that I didn't buy the N800. iPod Touch or iPhone, they will most likely become *the* portable internet devices. The list of native apps is growing, installing them has become quite comfortable. And sooner or later somebody will even manage to put an alternative OS on them, just because it can be done.
I am happy, mobile internet's future has become a lot brighter today.
Apple also seem to have many of the internet websites in their pocket - every time there is a new app, hack or someone at Apple sneezes it gets covered by just about every news site and blog on the planet. The iPod Touch is front page on the BBC News site for crying out loud.

Compare and contrast that with Nokia, who barely marketed the N800 at all and any coverage they do get is mostly derisory. This is precisely why I think Apple now have the "internet browsing" market sewn up, they have the hardware, functionality and UI that everybody wants and they have no problem letting people know about it.

Nokia need to learn so many lessons, so very quickly.