Steve has been thinking about the lure of Apple's iPhone to normal users. In this editorial he looks at screens and compares Apple's technology with that found in the N95 8GB. How important, for the average consumer, are screens in the all-important first impression period? 

Here's an extract from the article:

So there I was, playing host to my sister. An utter normob, to use the current term. Her phone dates from 2004 or thereabouts and it was probably a budget model then. I thought she might be interested in seeing some of the current flagship and wanted to see her reaction. So I showed her my Apple iPhone iPod Touch and Nokia N95 8GB.

A day later, I did exactly the same to a fellow band member, whipping out both devices (appropriately, don't worry, I wasn't bible phone-bashing) and demonstrating them.

Read the full editorial for more.