That’s what the m-trends blog thinks anyway – check out this review of Nokia’s new music handset. They love it, praise its audio capabilities, and reckon that: “It looks much more obvious that Nokia can add now easily more music features and storage to it’s phones than seeing Apple creating all those phone features to the iPod.”
I’m quite excited about the idea of being able to create a ringtone from any song in your library, not least because it should mean an end to paying three quid for a ringtone that’s either dodgy quality, or isn’t the part of a song you wanted.
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