Nokia 9500
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- ahsan
- m1Q
- 15 May 2005
can anyone tell me tht is it a good set because i m think to buy it.... and can anyone gudie me tht how long we can record video is it for unlimited length
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- Chris
- Scm
- 13 May 2005
A word of advice for anyone thinking of buying a 9500: its a phone with a camera and internet access. All the other stuff on it as good as useless. The phone will not open any kind of spreadsheet or text document from another device. I've tried with my iMac and my windows XP laptop-it doesn't want to know no matter what format the files are saved in. Also it is not supported by Mac iSync so I can't share my contacts and calenders. You can't delete contacts. I bought this expecting to be able to work away from the office but sadly it doesn't live up to the job at all. Not a single application in the 'try&buy' folder will launch. Nokia PC suite lets me exchange files between PC and phone-fat lot of use that is since the files are incompatible with microsoft works.It looks flash but its a dead duck! If I could send it back, I certainly would as I'm now carrying around a fairly useless brick! Best of luck readers.
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- marius
- ntP
- 12 May 2005
Is this the latest nokia communicator phone? I guess that it worths 400 EU, it is pretty good and with a lot of new technology
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- Graham
- in@
- 09 May 2005
I have an older model 9210i which is only just over a year old. The screen became unreadable just before the garantee was up, I got it to the service centre a week or so afetr and Nokia simply said sorry no garantee, I mean a week and then no garantee... Now many functions are not capable of being used without opening so it is now no good. I need to buy a new phone or get this fixed. Is Nokia after sales service really this bad that I have no response from their sales team mailing addresses?
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- Patrick
- Rx1
- 09 May 2005
Nice phone. No worries about the size or the weight. You can't have it all packed into a matchstick box. But why to leave out the T9 predictive text (the thing that speeds up writing SMS messages on your phone keypad)?
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- Neil
- 4Ty
- 08 May 2005
I was just wondering how this compares to the Nokia 7710. I know there's no wifi on the 7710. Also, how does the 9500 compare to the new motorola 1010 that is coming out? I'm so confused on what to buy! These nokias seem a little on the large side and the 9500 has no vibration. Tell me your opinions regarding the comparison of this phone to the others I mentioned.
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- Maaz Bin Izhar
- jCW
- 07 May 2005
Distinctive Thing!!!
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- akla
- TST
- 04 May 2005
i wanted to buy 9500 but thinking of the size and the hassle that i would face bringing my phone here and there, i changing my mind to 9300 or O2..i m not an IT related person..plzz can someone help me to decide..?? thanks
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- user
- PGH
- 03 May 2005
anyone meet problem for their Symbian OS ? i always need to reboot my 9500 otherwise i cant send my sms... anyone meet that problem and how to slove it
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- Elebeniasz
- SmN
- 29 Apr 2005
I have a question Did on this phone cam be used a Flash software, specialy home made?
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- angel
- PAD
- 28 Apr 2005
Please comment which one better mini o2 or nokia 9500?? please email me guys. need ur help.
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- Mazzy
- YYC
- 28 Apr 2005
Hey Guys,
i just bought this 9500 yesterday, i think its a very good phone, except for connecting to the internet through Wi-Fi, i found it a little bit hard. i think you have to do some setup with your router, but what if you are connecting to a public access point? still havn't figured this out yet. missing the voice tag, vibration, i dont mind the camera. other than that i think its a perfect phone
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- mVh
- 27 Apr 2005
no its not slow,its great,i have it for 1month and its best phone ive ever had.great screen,connectivity,proccesor,memory,keybord and the plastics is top standard!love it
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- eka
- ijn
- 23 Apr 2005
I'm in Indonesia!!!! Better I buy N-9500 or N-7710, pleasy reply in Indonesian if you can or if cannot can be in Malay Or English, Please!!!!!!!!!!!
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- ashish augustine
- P$k
- 21 Apr 2005
hi,
this goes out for the nokia team...they are doing a fabulous job... i really like the nokia 9500 and this week planning to buy one...
but i would like to know when is nokia coming out with an advanced version of 9500. should i wait or... also would like to know what r the accessories come with 9500.
over all a great phone... atleast the looks... cant say anything more as i have not used it yet.
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- hi
- TST
- 20 Apr 2005
Hey guys, heard dis phone is slow.. real slow..! is that so..? other than that this phone does not support T9 and even vibration..! The QWERTY keyboard don't even has backlight.. does anyone knows what other disadvantages this phone has..?
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- nike
- PYS
- 20 Apr 2005
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THE BEST OF THE BEST
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- Chris
- MXs
- 19 Apr 2005
This phone is allmost perfect. If the processor would be a little faster! Common, where can you find a phone with a qwerty keyboard, internet, camera, gprs, sound, picture, video etc, etc!! Look at the market of all smartphones! The Ericsson P 910 is godd but the keyboard is useless. This phone/laptop is a great creation from NOKIA. Even the older 9120 was good, even a bit faster, shame that it has not GPRS. Great job NOKIA!
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- yoga
- RKi
- 17 Apr 2005
it is a phone only for business users.the speaker phone is not all that good(9210 was better) and the phone is quite slow while switching between aplications, because of which the battery life is very high.the phone gets charged quickly. the camera is reasonably good(the image size may be small but the quality of pictures is very good).
i have used the 9210i previously and cannot say which one is better....bye
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- MADMAX
- PBY
- 17 Apr 2005
I'm an engineer and I’ve waited for the newest and best 90 series Nokia has to offer. But here are some of my comments about the N9500:
*Vibration?!!!
- I think all phones should come with "vibration call alert" in them!
Why, will the vibration affect the screen?
*Voice tags?
- HANDS FREE?!!! For the "on the go businessmen". Voice recognition is the future.
*Touch screen?
-Touch screen would be nice. Like a mini tablet pc where the screen can be flipped 360 deg. I think the tablet pc configuration will the future of smart phones.
*Keypads (compared to 9300)
I think it’s ergonomically designed. It’s more comfortable to use than the 9300 keypads. And please do something about the 4 buttons on the right side of the screen. I don't know maybe put them on the left side. LOL
*Size?
The size is ok. I know if you make it smaller the keypad area size will reduce too. But can u still make it thinner and lighter?
*Plastic all over!!!
-Please, professionals deserve better! Anodized Aluminum! Carbon fiber, LOL?…etc! They don’t drive plastic cars, it should go the same with their phones.
*Speed…
-FASTER!!!
• I know if Nokia would release a phone with all those features or the “perfect phone”, it would be bad for the business. How can they pay for their RND team if they put all their technology in one basket and earn less? So what they do is delay the release of these new technologies to get maximum profit. Let’s face it its business. It will be bad for future sales. So let the guys on the “second level” do the inventing and the guys on the “first level” say what combinations of technology to release to the market.
• So Until NOKIA releases the improved version of the 9500 communicator, I think the 9500 is a step closer to the future.