Hauzit! hehe. I've decided to not upgrade mid-year, because I've finally realized how unreasonable Vodacom is with their phones, and will now port over to MTN in Oct, going for a Procall 240 I think it is.
MTN offers great phones with no pay in on it's medium contracts, something I can truly appreciate right now. I've still got my eye on the Nokia E90 though. I'll go for SE perhaps in a year or so if I am in a position to take out a second contract, giving me the best of both worlds, and a new phone every year I hope!
The W960i does look good - but one thing I severely miss owning a W950i is a D-Pad. I find that SE could make their touchscreen functionality a little bit simpler if they're going to eliminate the D-Pad on a phone. Fact simply is that with all the touchscreen SE's I've used to date - there are so many icons and things that are simply too small, and require either careful aim or a stylus (which I've now lost! GRR).
This is something I assumed to be totally normal, but after a brief encounter with the LG Viewty I've come to realize how much more user friendly a touch-phone can be if the developers use just a little bit of inguinity in the interface.
The LG vibrates when you use it's screen - which almost makes it feel like there's tactile feedback, you feel a lot more certain when using the phone's screen than you do on my W950i for example. And the W950i does have a 'vibrate' option for certain 'screen presses' but that's ONLY for the '3 main buttons' at the bottom of the screen when available (e.g. on home screen it is 'Calls' 'Expand' and 'More').
Here's to my last few months of Vodacom *cheers* hehe