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April 2008
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The editors liked
Stylish design with a large screen and a sliding keypad
8 GB hard drive for storage of plenty of files
5 Megapixel camera
3G and Wi-Fi support
More features than nearly any other phone on the market
Great screen
Best web browser on a phone
Excellent camera
HSDPA
Nice design
Look no further than its awe-inspiring feature set.
Battery life
Signal
Balanced S60 phone.
Large
Crisp display
Built-in Wi-Fi
Very good browser
Dedicated music keys
Sharp 5-MP camera
Call quality.
Slick
Dual-slider design. 8GB of internal storage and 128MB of RAM. 3G and Wi-Fi support. Built-in GPS. Hardware 3D graphics acceleration.
Its brimming with features
Has a whopping memory and looks pretty good too.
Most powerful multimedia phone in the USA. Five-megapixel camera. Luxurious features.
The Nokia N95 cell phone boasts a 5-megapixel camera that produces good-quality photos and videos. It comes with advanced multimedia capabilities and has a 3.5mm headphone jack. The Symbian smart phone also features integrated GPS
Wi-Fi
And Bluetooth...
3.5-mm headphone jack
Built-in WiFi
GPS
And Bluetooth
Excellent still/video camera with flash and autofocus
Great blogging tools
The Nokia N95 (8GB) features 8GB of internal memory and has a spacious 2.8-inch display and 3G support. The smartphone also includes Bluetooth
A 5-megapixel camera
And robust multimedia capabilities.
Robust media player
Snappy Web browsing via 3G connection
5-megapixel camera
Bluetooth
And GPS
Business-friendly productivity apps and e-mail support
Good call quality
Just as functional as the N95
Longer battery life
8 GB memory
2.8inch display
The best camera in a cellphone we've seen
The best sounding speakers of a phone
Built in Bluetooth 2.0 plus EDR and WiFi
MiniUSB and 3.5mm stereo jacks
Built in GPS with free software
Amazing feature set
Great camera
WiFi
Good browser
It does everything
And most things very well. GPS is best in class. Media playback is great.
Feature-packed
Now with loads of internal memory and faster networking. Camera
GPS navigation and media functions are among the best in class.
The editors didn't like
Expensive
No lens protection on the camera
Linux operating system would have given more power to the phone
PRICE and BATTERY LIFE!!! Technorati
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Nokia N95
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Mitchell Oke
Gear Diary
The OS is a little sluggish at times and the battery does drain at an alarming rate.
Buggy Bluetooth
Buggy tethering
Bad app store
Overcomplicated WiFi
Grossly
Grossly overpriced
Final Score
2/5
Initial GPS acquisition takes several minutes
Camera has slow shutter speed
Mediocre battery life
Insanely expensive
Even on contract.
No QWERTY keyboard. No memory card slot. Camera and video functions slow down the phone
Which is otherwise fast.
The camera is still a little slow and the battery is not the strongest.Look and Feel
No 3G support. All those features really drain the battery. Individual features arent as good as best-of-breed single-purpose products
But cmon.
The N95 lacks support for U.S. 3G networks
Standby battery life is poor
And performance is somewhat sluggish. The hardware feels a bit cheap
And the sliding mechanism could be more secure. Its also very expensive.
No QWERTY keyboard or touchscreen
Slider opens too easily in pocket
Features drain battery life quickly
The 8GB N95 can be sluggish at times
And call quality could have been better. Theres no expansion slot
And its also very expensive.
Pricey
No QWERTY keypad
Cheap-feeling plastic body
Heavier than the N95
No lens cover
Cannot use 3G in America
The camera acts rather slow
Singleband UMTS/HSDPA only
Horrible standby battery life
Large by contemporary standards. Battery life diminished by huge feature list. Transfer software could be improved.
Big
Square phone without much style. No touchscreen. Interface is uninspired and aging. No QWERTY.
Abstract: Nokia is touting the N95 as a multimedia computer, rather than just a simple old phone. While that might be pushing it slightly, its certainly a feature packed handset. It supports 3G, HSDPA, GPRS, GSM, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and infrared - basically every...
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GPS on the fly; huge colour screen; good 5-megapixel photos; unbeatable connectivity
Sluggish menus; a few bugs and crashes; average MP3 playback; high price
The N95 almost justifies its hefty price-tag for the sat-nav alone. Despite a few bugs, Nokias handset succeeds as phone, camera, media player, PDA and above all personal navigator. If we had to rescue just one device from a burning house, it would b...
Feature-rich, Good camera, 3.5mm earphone jack, Largish screen, Great third-party apps
No lens cover, A bit slow
Clearly hoping to capitalize on the success of the N95, Nokias upgraded it to 8GB. Frankly theres little sense in reviewing the phone from scratch as its similar to its predecessor in a lot of ways, and much has been written about the earlier model....
Abstract: About a year ago Nokia released a tech-freaks dream of a handset offering a mouthwatering horde of features in a fairly compact size. The omnipresent N95 spawned a successor and now the question is how much better can it get. Nokia N95 8GB sure has good...
Abstract: The Nokia N95 (8GB) to the N95 is what the HTC TyTN II is to the Dopod 838 Pro. Were not making a direct comparison here, but the similarity lies in the fact that both successors have big boots to fill. Announced globally on August 29 at the Go Play e...
