[sunilvarma]

actually, the detail of the chart is right.. on the time that chart was written, the nokia didn't have the WiFi in it... this was changed in the official release of the phone, thing that apple could not evaluate on time. also, this chart is like 3 or 4 months old...

AFAIK, Nokia included WiFi in the N95 since the initial development stages. Also, the Apple site clearly mentions that the chart is based on infromation available on June 18, 2007.

And when I am talking about 3rd party applications - I am talking about more advanced features. For example, you can install Opera on Nokia phones, you can playback DivX videos with a 3rd party application.

also, the moronist details of this blog... he try to converse the ability of nokia to have custom tools... that's bad to say that these tools are plugins from the internal core of nokia, not actually custom tools from anywhere on the globe... iPhone in comparaison is web-based... you can create as much tools in it that you can build on the internet...

example, the RSS feed on vBulletin can be used to create a button on your iPhone so you click on it and have the latest vB.org releases listed in a touch... and you can post/release/comment anything on vBulletin directly from your iPhone... can't be done on Nokia without the web interface - not free...

FYI, the web browser on the Nokia N95 is based on Safari and hence any application that works on the iPhone's web interface is supposed to work on the N95 too.

and yes, i'm a biased Mac user... i already have my own iPhone ... sure it is not connected to any phone company, that will be done on june 29th... but i can brose the net from my AirPort connection..

You are not kidding, are you?