The 3230 arrived whilst I was in London so I've only just got round to playing with it. First impressions are good. Nicely laid out, big, bright screen, maybe the buttons could be a touch bigger but I've got fairly chunky fingers anyway. The UI is fairly quick although it takes a while to start from cold. The camera is okay but there's a bit of a delay in taking pictures. They've improved the browser so it'll actually display HTML pages, perfect for using MythWeb on it.

The downsides are one crash since using it, although it's the usual go try everything thing that you do when you first get a new phone. There's no software included or available to download from the Nokia site, although the site does still say it isn't released yet... go figure. There's no iSync profiles for the phone so I can't sync my contacts and calendar with my iBook yet. But Dialup over Bluetooth works well.