Great idea: virtual phones to see if you want to buy one. I decided against the Nokia N95 by flicking through a few menus at a friend’s house on the weekend. This should speed up some more negative decisions.
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Tryphone is okay, but check out GSMLive.ro phone simulators here: http://www.gsmlive.ro/telefoane/Apple/iPhone/simulator You can see far more of the actual phone (there are also Nokias, SonyEricssons, LGs etc), you can scroll it like the real iPhone, you can search its content!