The Apple iPhone and BlackBerry Bold are phones that will certainly do well in the USA, their manufacturers have a good market over there and have captured the necessary marketing technique. This hands-on provides information on which handset to choose and why. An useful comparison table after the jump.

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Few countries must be missing by now for iPhone retailing. After months of exclusivity on few countries, Apple’s devices will flood the world thanks to new contracts with companies such as Orange, Vodafone, and America Movil.
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Vodafone announced today that it will sell the Apple iPhone in ten countries. South Africa, Australia, the Czech Republic, Egypt, Greece, Italy, India, Portugal, New Zealand and Turkey will be the fortunate ones to legally retail Apple’s jewel on their markets.

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This is one interesting test. I never lay my hands on an iPhone yet, in South Africa they aren’t sold, but I do hate the useless hype that went on about it, not even the N95 had so much “excitement”, of course in the Symbian communities there was a lot of expectation, which was fulfilled.

Well one of my friends was bragging as two or three of his friends do have the iPhone, and that the camera quality is awesome, because of this and that. I was pretty convinced that it was simply because the viewfinder is much bigger than any usual phone. He even said that the photo quality is better than the N73’s, which I simply could not believe.

Thankfully, Mazor from Symbian-Freak forums has put the Apple iPhone to the test against the Nokia N93, which we know is a legendary camera phone.

So, head over to SF, and enjoy the article!