OkayBeing a bit of a gadget freak I had to get the Nokia 3650 phone. I've had it 4 days and it's not disappointing. What do you really care about?Photos - Taking the phone out for the evening is fun - in most cases (and dimly lit bars) you can get a good picture of fun being had. The phone struggles in really low light conditions, and even in the 'night' photo mode your object has to hold very still to get a sharp photo, (not good after one too many drinks). One thing I really like is that after you take a picture the phone automatically sharpens it and in most cases gets a good pic. The camera is dead easy to use and works best with portrait photos of individuals and small groups of people. Outdoor photos in plenty of light work great.Easy to use - One of the reasons for going Nokia is their amazing user interface, having just moved on from a Sony Ericsson T68 it had to be better, and the phone didn't disappoint. Although not as simple as the earlier versions of the interface, it's still leagues ahead of all the other manufacturers.Interface - Due to some PC nightmares, my bluetooth connection isn't running. My big gripe here is why can't you get a cable to wire the connection between the phone and PC - either I missed it or this is a weakness. I don't like being forced to use IR (painfully slow), or having to mess around with bluetooth - I think this is something future phones need to figure out.Faceplate - the faecplate the phone comes with is pretty ugly - I think this is a plan by Nokia to make people buy there xpress on covers but it's easy enough to change them. Plan on this in your purchase.Well that's about it for now - I'm going to keep playing with the phone for a bit (maybe till I next renew my contract anyway!)Cheers