Nokia N95

So here it is- the inevitable; the rival to the iphone. The chunkier, heavier, yet feature-packed Nokia N95. What Nokia has attempted to do here is make what appears to be a dummy run version of a potentially very successful phone for the future. So let's begin with the good stuff, namely the features and specifications. The N95 provides their user with a top quality Carl Zeiss 5 mega pixel camera. Of course, this camera is no way near as top quality as a digital camera built only for the purpose of taking photos; nonetheless it is possibly the best camera-phone on the market at the minute. Incidentally I was surprisingly shocked with the how good the ...

Mixed feelings about this phone. I've had mine for a couple of months now. I had the Sony Ericsson K800i before (which I must add was probably the best phone I've ever had.) Perhaps that phone has biased my opinion on the new one. The bloke in the shop said the N95 was the "must have" phone. To a large extent I agree - the camera is top quality providing you master how to get the settings right for evening shots or ones in darker environments. Messaging is easy. Biggest plus for me is the video function - took this phone on holiday and made several recordings. Didn't realise how good it was until I plugged ...

I previously owned the Nokia N80 and I always tend to follow the phone trends of its new improved features eg: camera quality and so on rather than the look of phones. So when I discovered the Nokia N95 with its 5 mega pixel Carl Zeiss camera (Which is a professional camera lense) I knew I wanted it. So I pre ordered my N95 from Vodafone as I already had a contract with them. I was very happy with it when I got it. They had made several improvements weight and look wise compared to the N80. The N95 is lighter and is slightly thinner than the N80. It also has a shutter to cover the camera lense for protection. Which the N80 did not have. The ...