I think that -- even though the iPhone can make calls on a wireless network and the Internet Tablets can't -- that the iPhone is more like the N800 than a cellphone.

And don't argue with me -- it's Walt Mossberg who has millions of readers and who calls the iPhone a "handheld computer" in the headline of his review. (And not just at the Wall Street Journal -- at his own website too.)

And, um. what cellphone do you know of that has a 700 MB OS? When you talk about being able to add new features via applications, a device with a general-purpose OS like the iPhone and the N800 will blow away a device with a mobile-phone OS.

Just my opinion, of course.

Roger