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OliverLevett

8:03 AM on 16 September, 2008

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Whats the Viva? Different version of the Touch 3G or something else?

I view it as an advantage that these are based on WM - it means they have features.

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Gordon394

12:01 PM on 16 September, 2008

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@Oliver - I refer you to my previous comment on the Omnia rival story (and hope you get it this time!):

"And for the record all this talk of features: best email, MP3 player, maps integration, YouTube integration, photos integration and web browsing integration seem pretty darn important features to my mind and ones I'd certainly trade extra megapixels for..."

And - as stated in the article - the Viva is the Touch 3G minus the 3G!

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OliverLevett

5:56 PM on 17 September, 2008

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The iPhone may have a nice UI for email, but it's a limited client - no copy/paste?

The MP3 player has limited format support, unlike TCPMP or Core Player.

With maps, you only have one program - Google Maps - and that can't give turn by turn navigation, because the hardware is not upto scratch.

The Diamond/Raphael have a decent YouTube application, and youtubeplay, TCPMP Flash bundle etc all add abilities such as saving videos.

Your little list is all the iPhone does, and I'd take a longer list of features over being Steve Jobs bitch any day.

Viva seems a little smaller...

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