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The most appealing feature of this phone for me is the capability to support podcasting. The podcatcher software can be downloaded at: http://europe.nokia.com/A4160376

IF Cingy acts smart and offers a good data plan with this phone they could actually increase their ARPUs significantly through people downloading podcast episodes and pushing pictures to Flickr accounts directly to/from their phones.

Currently Amazon.com website states that the only media plan is for a 5MB data access plan for $15. I believe the reason for not having a better data plan is that Cingy has not finished fully upgrading to 3G network yet at major metropolitan areas. ]]>Apr 29th 2007 6:55PM