Worst Christmas present because: OK, so it had WiFi. But that was pretty much it. No touchscreen, no Bluetooth, no battery life longer than three hours. Overall, a good idea but not really thought through by Nokia, even though the company still persists with the range.
No touchscreen, no Bluetooth, wait... did the reviewer actually ever see a 770 in real life???
No touchscreen, no Bluetooth, wait... did the reviewer actually ever see a 770 in real life???
quite a lot of the time I think T3 base their reviews on a five minute session with a pre-production model - perhaps even a part working variant - and write up a review with very little technical skill
my guess is this is the penalty of being primarily a magazine which is sold on paper, so in order to make deadlines and not be beaten to the scoup has to rush everything.
