I've been a loyal palm user for 6 years now and I've had a Tungsten 3 since they came out. That means I've had a pretty powerful handheld, but no camera or video and no Internet. I've used a V600 by T-mobile along with the palm and that has allowed me to browse the Internet with GPRS (or CSD if I want to save $) and take pictures. That being said, I can now do 95% of what I could before with the N75.First my experiences that prevent me from giving it 5 stars:1) you can't connect to CSD for data connection. This would be great so you could use phone minutes for data. or free minutes for data2) The pop port is a bit annoying and I think that the door will eventually fall off. a standard headset port or earphone port and USB would be great (see N76)3) a phone with software will have issues. Apparently this is better by far than the experiences of people I know who have smartphone WM5 or treos. But I have had moments where the person on other end cant hear me and I need to restart the phone. Granted I had 5 apps running at the time.Now the pluses:1) did you see number 3! This thing multitasks and does it very well. Much better than Palm ever did.2) SIND - speaker independent name dialing, means you don't have to train the phone for voice dialing.3) SYNCML - get a scheduleworld account