If it's not open it's broken.
Here it is, the very first challenge of the #N97minitour that I’m joining up with today — to get Air Canada’s check-in staff to accept their own bar code at Pearson International Airport. The last two times I tried I achieved very predictable results.
But let’s not dwell on the past; here’s what I know about the tour so far…
Last summer around this time I was enjoying a mobile blogger’s dream come true — an all-expenses paid tour across the USA with Nokia’s flagship phone of the day.
Well, it’s happening all over again, this time a little closer to home…
I first got my hands on the N97 mini in London last November, and saw the keypad especially as a big improvement over its bigger brother. But after trialling one for the past two weeks it seems to me that the mini is a Nokia full of compromises, albeit very small ones…
There’s no point in duplicating the other in-depth reviews of Vlingo that you can elsewhere on the web. Suffice to say that in my limited testing Vlingo didn’t impress. Though letter-perfect with stock phrases it was noticeably worse in real-world use…
Consider this contest over!
The N97 Mini Trunk contest I mean — you know, the one being held by WOM World Nokia? Yeah, that’s the one…
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