Stuff That Works With Linux #5
HAVING dithered for weeks and read review after review, I finally bit the bullet and paid £300 on eBay for an unlocked, SIM-free HTC Hero.
I'm fortunate in that my work provides me with a 3G mobile phone (currently a Nokia N96 on the Vodafone network) but getting the latest touchscreen-style handsets requires a lot of pleading and waiting, hence my decision to buy my own handset and use my company SIM card with it.
The HTC Hero has been around for a while now, so I'm not planning to write a detailed review of it here, except to say that I am absolutely delighted with it in every respect.
And then things got even better.
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