Ok, so what can your android/iOS device do that a symbian phone cant? Browse the web? Check, with multiple browsers. Run custom apps(perl/python and so on)? Check. Maps and GPS? Check. SSH? Check. Awesome camera? Check. Receive mail? Check. Run 3D games. Check. Videocalls? Check. Well the list could go on. The run of the mill E or N series nokia phone has had the stuff android and ios phones are getting now for ages. However, the phones have still felt like phones. And that may be the thing that has backlashed on them. That and it being a major pain in the ass to code in C++ for them. But hopefully with the new QT-stuff it should be alot easier. I'd say the UI part in android/iOS made the phones feel smarter. But feature wise, they are first now, comming up to the same level. Well none of them have DVB-receivers and fairly few of them have tv-out. But presentation is what the symbian guys really need to work on. Anyway, I need more beer.

Everyone just had to see if they were actually doing a browser without the retarded gene.

Come to think of it. To hell with the castle and the blackjack.

Looks even more like a dong on the euro coins

We do. You can get atleast 10 down basicly anywhere no matter how far off you are. Extremes not included. Like if your the only one within a 50km radius pretty much.

http://tolle.at/files/misc/riaa/ There you go.

Thats what Iceweasel is. And thats how its done in Debian.