Reuben Lee | Feb 15, 2008

Phew! After four days of intense handset coverage both on the showfloor and back in the office, and more than 35 phones later, the
Mobile World Congress in Barcelona is finally drawing to a close today. Of the new phones, several models looked very promising, including
Sony Ericsson's slick Windows Mobile-based PDA-phone,
Nokia's souped-up N96,
HTC's feature-packed Advantage and
Samsung's innovative Soul.
But as much as some of the phone features and designs are truly impressive, sadly, none of the new offerings made us go "wow" like the
iPhone did with its revolutionary user interface back when it was announced in mid-2007. Which makes you wonder if this is all the mobile world can conjure up without Apple in the picture? And does this leave the marketplace wide open for the Cupertino company to dominate this space, like it has done with the iPod? Tell us what you think?
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Jerry
There is a difference between innovation and imitation.
Feb 15, 2008 23:28