, and is, like most people who have spent much time with the handset, not super impressed: <i>Not really. Yes a better camera would be nice on the 5800. But I don't care about physical keyboards. I also feel that the JD 255 [Dh1320] price tag on the XM 5800 is amazing compared to the JD 450 [Dh2300] of the N97 (which is more than the price of a typical netbook!).<br/><br/>Interface chunkiness. Lack of interaction wow factor. Lack of an easy software and content offering. These are the curses that Nokia has to live with these days.<br/><br/>Still, the N97 might be a viable choice if you want a device that crosses over from media consumption/creation to social networking/web life to heavy business texting and if you are ready to shell out JD 450 for a phone. And if you don't care about easy to get apps and games.<br/></i> Pretty much every review of the N97 I have read says the same thing: great hardware, a camera that takes the iPhone / BlackBerry crowd to school, nice homescreen widgets, all marred by a terrible operating system. I've been playing with it for a few weeks, and am extremely unimpressed, and agree with the