> inconvenience of not having instant access to maps, music, camera and email for me. I have two phones. I mostly use my trusty Nokia 6021, which lasts a week

> inconvenience of not having instant access to maps, music, camera and email for me. I have two phones. I mostly use my trusty Nokia 6021, which lasts a week or so without charge and I find more pleasant to use as a phone. If I think I might need maps, camera, connectivity etc I also take my £40 Android phone, which does all those things well enough. If I could get a week's battery life from a sub £100 smartphone, I'd probably make the switch but for now this is fine.