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Anybody remember when Mac used to be closer to the linux crowd than the microsoft crowd? The way this phone is closed off really goes against the open-source movement and seems like a total reversal. Apple has taken an open source foundation and locked it up tighter than a freshly incarcerated felon's--well, you can imagine.

As for my reply to these messages:

Heathen was referring to the n-95 that has expandable memory, GPS built-in, doesn't have to be hacked to be useful, isn't nearly as big as people who don't own them and have never used one all seem to think they are, has a 5 megapixel camera and exquisite video recording capability, is without a screen that bubbles or shatters, has a user-replaceable battery; and with regard to the POINT of this article, the n95 is as open source with its s60 platform as phones get these days.]]>Feb 24th 2008 10:59PM