I'm with the other poster. The N95 was a wonderful phone, with the emphasis being on the word "phone". It also could so ssh, and was a web browser of sorts an

I'm with the other poster. The N95 was a wonderful phone, with the emphasis being on the word "phone". It also could so ssh, and was a web browser of sorts and other things, but it was a phone first with excellent battery life. Even so it was better at most things that early Android, and possibly the very early iPhones. But that was never going to last. Once CPU's developed sufficient horsepower and there was enough RAM, the fully fledged OS's underneath Android and iPhone meant they could easily transition to what are now. I doubt Symbian ever could have done that.