The newer CPUs have power saving features that greatly improve battery life.
I don't have any interest in this argument as I've moved on from complaining here but this is probably the only important thing that's came up from the past 5-6 pages:
Samsung has the goods but it's nowhere near the mainstreamness that Nokia's S60 phones are. If they want better apps for their platform, they should be delivering hardware that lets developers take advantage of better speeds new features 3D animations and the like. Ultimately they are responsible for enticing developers to come out and play and if they don't provide why do they expect them to come when it's 2009 and the competition has better tools, distribution, and hardware?
I'm afraid I'm not sure that any new apps will really sprout even after the N97 had been released worldwide because of this. And that's perfectly fine with the new symbian coming out, but it's going to be hell for consumers who are going to be buying devices that will lose support and developers that may or may not want to take part in these next few months due to the 3 revisions of Symbian Foundation OS being released, with the final version not coming out until next summer. I just hope Nokia will survive because I've got a bad feeling that missing out on these next few months is going to be deadly.