Linked by Liam Proven on Wed 10th Jan 2007 16:42 UTC
Symbian recently announced that its OS has powered 100 million phones. That's not bad - it's a lot of licences - but then, mobile phones shift around a billion units a year now. But a phone with Symbian isn't any old phone. It's a smartphone. 
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2005-06-28
Honestly, I don't understand what you are looking for. I am not sure you know either.
I have all kinds of smartphones in my office. I believe the Nokia E61 is one of the best ones, and the HTC TyTN is one of the best ones too. Unfortunately the UIQ 3.x devices from Sony Ericsson are unstable and problematic. The Linux Motorola phones don't really have any additional keys and they are rehashes of the same original hardware design (and there is no SDK). I don't like the Blackberry UI (or its web browser).