Dude, the research done into the emitted radiation so far suggests that it's relatively harmless, but medical science definitely hasn't said the last word on that yet; many longer-term studies are still ongoing. In the meantime I'd be wary of actually shoving a phone into my ear.

Since I'm in Germany, I don't know.

But, I did hope that they'd release a qwerty version (instead of qwertz), and these days they'd need to update it to 3G.

What might be interesting is, since it has bluetooth and wifi, seeing if you could use it as a companion for the N800/N810.

1) use the wifi as an access point, for tethering your N800/N810
2) if it does bluetooth-dun, use hat for tethering your N800/N810 instead
3) if it has the right bluetooth profiles, using its keyboard as the keyboard for your N800.


Seeing an updated version, maybe with more screen real-estate and, HSPA, the above communication profiles, and memory expandability might be interesting.

Really? I thought the German keyboards used the qwertz layout. I've tried that layout on a regular keyboard and it is a lot easier typing umlauts instead of using the alt+# combos. Or is everything you type in English?

er... sorry. My bad. I meant to say "since I'm NOT in Germany". (makes more sense when you consider that it's a german phone company)

Thus my pref. for qwerty over qwertz.

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