At full use you get about 4-5 hours out of it. and its just plain sexy looking too.Now the only downside to the N96 which they solved with N97 is the lower than appreciated battery life. Touch Screen, flip up qwerty keyboard, and 2x the memory, 32gb.

And if you want your beloved touch screen and your full qwerty keyboard, then look out for the N97, all the same features of the N96, but with all the things it was missing before. Its a mobile muti-media device, that just so happens to make phone calls. But most of all you must want to have everything a computer can do, in the palm of your hand. But if you can put that behind you and know that you can STILL text with it, and you can still get around the phones app's withough getting to touch it, then this phone might be for you. Sure its not a touch screen, and su re it doest have a qwerty keyboard for texting. It even has things almost no other phone has. The N96 has it all, you name it, it has it, and im being serious.

Unfortunatly for them, the iPhone has only a fraction of what this phone has, and for about the same price.Sure sure, the iPhone is much cheaper now, and they did add 3G to it, but that is the tip of the iceburg when compaired to the N96. Many of these people were the ones that ran out and waited in line, or pre-ordered the iPhone and paid $699 for them. No, this phone is for the tech savi person who feels they have to have it all, no matter the price, no matter how bulky the device. This phone isnt for people who merely make phone calls, and text message from time to time.

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