Pro's
Huge Battery life
Heat-sensor so no accidental button pushing
Loud speaker
Widgets

Con's
Touch screen takes some getting used to.

Pros:
- win mobile makes great deal of things posible!
- does just about everything
- full keyboard (on screen is great and all but try to write sms in bus on touch screen )
- when i bought it it was uberphone

Cons:
- win mobile makes great deal of things nightmare
- big and bulky
- its kinda old now

Pro's:
S60 platform
loud speaker
business keys( includes one touch app start up)
light

Con's:
small battery life
not so sexy design
no back-light on keypad

PROS:
- It was free with a particular plan that interested me.
- It has a QWERTY keyboard.
- The battery lasts a lot longer than most phones.
- It can take a beating.
- The size is adorable.

CONS:
- Two year contract.
- The speakers on it broke.
- Internet is extra.

Pros:
Best looking screen I've ever seen on a phone with proper HD resolution--unlike the iphone's screen which pulls properly formatted video out of ratio.
Great multimedia applications.
Open-source Symbian OS.
Responsive touch screen.
Works on literally every network standard.
Free GPS navigation.

Cons:
The screen is a little on the small side, due to it being properly formatted.

Symbian OS FTW!!

It works fine, the only problem is one no Canadian can escape; the stranglehold the government continues to allow the wireless companies to hold over us. A basic voice plan is $50 a month, data is anywhere from $70 to $100.

The government has to approve a new wireless carrier to be able to do business here. All to protect Canadian businesses. SCREW CANADIAN BUSINESSES! I pay twice what I should be paying!