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iPhone doesn't support widgets and never did. (The "web SDK" which Apple touted in 2007 just meant that you can make your website look mostly like an iPhone app, that's all there ever was to it...)
The N81 (like the N95, N93 and some other recent high-end Nokias) has a fairly powerful 3D graphics accelerator chip. At least in theory, the new games ought to be closer to a PSP in quality rather than a Gameboy Color.
Brandson wrote:
"I don't particularly care what OS is on the phone, I just want developers to be able to continue to support the platform."

How can you support the iPhone then? It's the most closed mobile platform of all. It doesn't support any 3rd party software (not even the ubiquitous Java downloads that every other GSM phone can run).

Symbian OTOH is completely open and has a lot 3rd party software -- it's the market-leading smartphone OS worldwide.
226 dpi screen wide enough for real websites. Wow!
Hmm, the iPhone's design looks nearly identical to the black Nokia 6233, how strange.... Maybe Nokia should sue
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
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