You've surely heard by now that browsing the Web on the iPhone's ample multi-touch screen is indeed a thing of beauty. Surfing on the N95-3 is great, but it doesn't hold a candle to the iPhone's implementation—even though both devices' browsers are based on Safari. Pages don't always render as perfectly, and zooming around a page without the pinch-and-drag of the iPhone feels like a chore. Plus, the N95-3 tends to default to the mobile version of some pages, which can be annoying (even though with 3G data, mobile versions load in the blink of an eye).
Verdict: The iPhone deservedly takes it.
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Gaming
John Mahoney
I've never really been into mobile games, but the Symbian platform has more than anyone could possibly handle. The N95-3 ships with a few, including Sudoku and a demo of Lumines.
On the emulator front, Symbian's got you covered. vSuns's SNES emulator is fantastic (although it costs $19). Earthbound on your phone? Amazing. The iPhone's free NES emulator was a great start but is, alas, no more.
Verdict: N95-3-I've actually been playing a lot of Earthbound
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