Daily Bytes

• Another Nokia 6600
• • The Good:
  • • Nokia Factor: I’m used to Nokia and most people I know use Nokias. So it’s always easy to find a Nokia Charger wherever I am. And Nokia still sets the standards in this biz.
    • Memory can be upgraded via MMC cards.
  • The Bad:
  • • It’s huge
    • Doesn’t have integrated FM Radio or MP3 Player
• Sendo X
• • The Good:
  • • Speed! This baby has a 120Mhz Arm Processor a DSP and a Graphics Coprocessor.
    • The Now! screen. No idea why Nokias don’t have this.
    • Memory can be upgraded via MMC cards and MMCs can be hot swapped.
    • Upgradeable firmware.
  • The Bad:
  • • Price. Slightly more expensive than the other two.
    • Kinda ugly.
    • Joypad isn’t that good. In fact it sucks.
    • Lots of Software problems.
      
• Sony Ericsson K700i
• • The Good:
  • • Small.
    • Nice Design.
    • Good UI.
  • The Bad:
  • • Memory can’t be increased. It would be perfect with a memory stick.
    • No Opera browser.
    • Poor battery life.
    • Not a Series 60 Phone.

Anyone knows of an alternative to this 3 phones with roughly the same specs? Important features are: Camera, Bluetooth, Memory, Decent Calendar, Usability, …

Other options would be Motorola Linux based smartphones like the E398 or E680 but I’m not sure about linux on a smartphone as I never tested it. Is there a decent application base for it?