I just bought this phone from the Cingular store yesterday. I played with most of the features throughout the day and many hours last night. Lugged it around and used it to talk and text message (T9 predictive txt works). I opted not to surf the net with this phone, I require at least a 17" screen to actually enjoy my internet surfing. Oh, I did try out the GPS system with this phone ... trial software that allows you two tries before you are required to pay for registration.This entire experience was not what I wanted in the first place. I wanted a fancy phone, but I did NOT want a PDA. This phone TRIES to be a PDA phone, but I have used a Blackberry before and this 6682 phone falls well short of convenient PDA functionality. This phone is NOT light... for a PDA, yes, for a regular phone, NO.The form factor is barely acceptable for a cell phone. The front facia has an excellent design. I have no problem getting used to the key/button layout. The quality of the buttons are superb. The navigation button in the center is efficient. The size of the screen is extremely large for a cell phone. The display is extremely bright and the brightness of the display is controlled by a light sensor that is located on the top left area of the phone.The BACK of the phone on the other hand has more to be desired. The camera is located in the back and has a cheap, cheap plastic cover over it for protection. The cover can be easily slid open if you slip it in and out of your pocket... as a cell phone SHOULD be allowed to do! It is just not a comfortable feeling thinking that the camera lens would be exposed at anytime without you noticing. You can avoid this by buying a belt clip or possibly with a phone cover. I am not a belt clip person.The speed of the phone is much faster than my old 6820 phone. Browsing through 6820 was a really tough task. I memorize the shortcuts for my phones and the 6820 never could keep up with my shortcut access, I always have to WAIT for the screen to show up before pressing the next step.The performance of the 6682 (Symbian) OS is acceptable. When you start it off from idle, it takes a brief moment for it to get going. After that, it chugs along with an acceptable speed. It took approximately 40 seconds for it to boot up after I turned it off, including entering a password.Learning where everything is located takes a while, nothing is really that intuitive. The clock is located under the OFFICE folder instead of SETTINGS. What's up with the daylight savings time? I turn it on and the hour jumps ahead and messes up all the time. I turn it off and the time is back to normal, so does that mean it can not automatically adjust daylight savings?One neat thing is that you can configure the placement of the buttons. Seems like this phone is pretty configurable. I was able to get rid of the default right button that was point to the web to MUSIC. It's nice to be able to do all this.Get real, the 1.3 MP camera resolution is really bad. There is NO focus! The cost of this phone, the customer should expect something better than a cheap 1.3 MP camera. Utterly useless, because it is intrusive physically as you hold it. You can not just avoid using the camera and forget about it. If they had left out the camera, consequently omitting the cheap back cover, this phone would have been MUCH more attractive. Seriously.The RS-MMC (Reduced sized MultiMedia Card) is not your conventional memory card that is being used everywhere. I believe the SD will be used in future Nokia devices. Unfortunately, they were unable to implement the SD card idea into this 6682 phone. Therefore, RS-MMC can not be obtained inexpensively. Sure it comes with 64MB RS-MMC card, but last I checked, only about 40MB is available by default. Let's see you store an entire album of music in that space... not. The RS-MMC card does have an adapter so that it can turn into the size of a regular SD, so that you can stick it into a SD card reader device.Oh, I am not sure if I can attach a photo to each individual phone book contacts. I have tried to find this through the manual, but have not come across this option. I can not imagine this feature would be left off of this smart phone. I probably just can't find it, but I don't feel like looking for this information online... I'll tell you later why.My old 6820 phone was missing the automatic security lock that I had enjoyed from back in the days when I used a TDMA phone. This 6682 phone has the security lock included. You can set the time for the phone to lock with a password, very nice in case your phone gets stolen. Especially as this is a smart phone, you would want your valuable information to be secured.Two very good functions about this phone. The sound quality through the headsets/earphone (included) is as good as a high quality MP3 player. The speakerphone quality is loud, but if you play music you are better off enjoying it through the earphones.The reception for this phone is pretty good as all Nokia phones are known to be. I have no bones with the signal quality, it's great. The talk time, battery, is very strong. I have owned this for one day so I can not say too much... but I've taken photos, listened to music and played with virtually all the applications for the entire day and I don't see the battery bar going down at all.This phone is heavy, did I mention that already? I have gotten tired of it by now. Trying to configure it and text messaging with this phone for a period of time makes you aware of the weight of the phone.Oh, that's right, this is a "smart phone". Well, I finally understand that a smart phone is just another way of describing a phone that does everything "half-donkey behind". I will give it 3 stars ratings, just in between.In conclusion, I am not satisfied with this phone. It has too much of what I do not need and not efficient enough with what I want it to be. I will be returning this phone for something a little less snazzy. This is why I do not care to investigate any further online to utilize this phone.Pros:Nice interface - huge screen, crystal clear with abundant of colors.Buttons works for me, configurable.Good reception.Case is nice LOOKING all around.You can use your old adapters for this device (i.e. car charger).Cons:Oh camera feature is so useless.CHEAP plastic cover for the lens & can accidentally slide open without notice.Phone becomes noticeably heavy after a period.OS not intuitive, so be prepared to take time to learn it.Tons of applications, but most require purchase after trial use.As of now, this phone can not be unlocked.