Escpecially for Singapore, a swanky, more ‘stylish’ version of the N97 mini, with a little revamped look and a host of extra accessories and bespoke packaging.
Why does it take so long to boot up?
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I found the product interesting because it promised 32 Gigabyte of memory. However accessing this memory is clumsy and navigation through the functions of the phone is combersome. It’s touch screen functionality is primitive when compared to the Samsung Omnia, HTC Google phone and the iphone. I am not too impressed!
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