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Reviews (6)
07 Oct, 2009
Nokia N95(8GB) A great phone, not perfect but great.
In terms of reviews, the Nokia N95 8GB is relatively simple to handle, thankfully. Not because it's a simple or trivial product, but because the original N95 is so well known and has been written about so many times that there's really little point in going over every function that's common to both devices in minute detail.
Setting the scene
But a short summary is in order, at least. The original N95 was intended to be the last word in the classic S60 phone line, i.e. with a typical phone form factor, with (and I'm judging it by the last released firmware, v12 here):
* S60 3rd Edition Feature Pack 1, with the combined Web/WAP browser and miniUSB connectivity
* HSDPA, UPnP and Wi-Fi (all fairly cutting edge in a phone when announced but more commonplace today)
* a largish, recessed 2.6" screen
* an utterly superb 5 megapixel stills camera with great optics, light sensitivity and options, protected by a physical shutter and spoilt slightly by slow image processing and slow camera startup
* a great VGA-res video recorder (producing good video images but only mono sound)
* a very full set of media software, with all audio and video codecs, video and image editing suites, online integration
* the facility to work in portrait or landscape mode
* a built-in low power GPS with 'Assisted GPS' for fast lock-on times
* great and tactile d-pad and button set
* TV out for video echoing of any application or media item to a TV or other video equipment
25 Nov, 2020
brilliant analysis of the god phenomenal
Excellent condition great value and a bloody good read
07 Oct, 2009
Nokia N95(8GB) A great phone, not perfect but great.
In terms of reviews, the Nokia N95 8GB is relatively simple to handle, thankfully. Not because it's a simple or trivial product, but because the original N95 is so well known and has been written about so many times that there's really little point in going over every function that's common to both devices in minute detail.
Setting the scene
But a short summary is in order, at least. The original N95 was intended to be the last word in the classic S60 phone line, i.e. with a typical phone form factor, with (and I'm judging it by the last released firmware, v12 here):
* S60 3rd Edition Feature Pack 1, with the combined Web/WAP browser and miniUSB connectivity
* HSDPA, UPnP and Wi-Fi (all fairly cutting edge in a phone when announced but more commonplace today)
* a largish, recessed 2.6" screen
* an utterly superb 5 megapixel stills camera with great optics, light sensitivity and options, protected by a physical shutter and spoilt slightly by slow image processing and slow camera startup
* a great VGA-res video recorder (producing good video images but only mono sound)
* a very full set of media software, with all audio and video codecs, video and image editing suites, online integration
* the facility to work in portrait or landscape mode
* a built-in low power GPS with 'Assisted GPS' for fast lock-on times
* great and tactile d-pad and button set
* TV out for video echoing of any application or media item to a TV or other video equipment