Really? Pinching isn't intuitive but a rocker is? To each his own I suppose

? Pinch on the Mac browser is pretty much like pinch on the iPhone, where is the inconsistency again?*
Yes but with the larger screen I've got room to spare

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I've found 32 Gigs is plenty, however if you need more a sd slot certainly helps. Although, I do enjoy not having to deal with three partitions-phone, mass and sd card storage. If that's your thing, great, personally I don't like dealing with it. Simple, functional and efficient is the way for me

While the N97 does win in battery life, I enjoy using all the third party docks and chargers available to the 3GS. Something about carrying extra batteries around simply doesn't do it for me, but hey, if that's something you enjoy, to each his own
Sure, you can go search high and low for a signed app v5 app or go through the headache of having to sign your own stuff or you can simple open Cydia or the App store either way 3GS>Headache

Yes the App store has many, many useless apps, however, 2% out of thousands upon thousands is a sizable number, less not forget that. The App store also offers many ways to slice through the crap and get to the good stuff

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Nope, not a gmail guy, my push yahoo works great for me. None of those 'issues' you referred to here. Got a spotlight function on the N97 to quickly find your important stuff? Or a flick scroll to quickly get there?
And just think of how much more you could do with double the CPU/RAM, like on the 3GS

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Really? So using flick scroll to cycle through emails, SMS, to do list or anything else really is just fluff? Could of fooled me, because back where I come from, simplicity, efficiency and usefulness is king, and the 3GS has it, the N97 doesn't

That's probably why every other major flagship phone can flick scroll, with the exception of the N97 of course
Seems to me the N97 is a Jack-of-all-trades but a master of none. In every corporate aspect the 3GS wins. Faster browser, cut/copy/paste from browser, better rendered pages, auto-fill, flick scrolling, spotlight, larger screen, solid unit, scratch resistant glass not plastic, smudge resistant glass, faster CPU/RAM, auto corrected keyboard (I'm wrote this post from my iPhone for gods sake, spell check (the little red line under text, with correction suggestions), background tasks with much more CPU/RAM behind it to support it, 2% of thousands is plenty of useful apps from a clean fast simple source, etc. So yes, as a convergence phone, the N97 is unparalleled, however, as a functional business tool, not a toy, the 3GS has no equal :buddies: