Nokia N95
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- Anonymous
- Mb7
- 20 Apr 2007
hey friend asking about hsdpa, i suggest go on google ang type hsdpa wikipedia, it will tell you a lot about this technology..
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- Anonymous
- Mb7
- 20 Apr 2007
I do agree better bring your N95 to resolve your complaints on its performance, better give it a try, it will benefit you and Nokia as well. But if not resolved, better luck next time if buying a new phone.. it is like a gamble..
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- Anonymous
- mpx
- 20 Apr 2007
Anyone out there having problems with their N95's crashing or lagging (running slow) then please take it into a Nokia Service Centre to get it sorted out as a flash of the software will sorrt it out.
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- cell phone lover
- FBw
- 19 Apr 2007
C'mon ! When's the review coming out ?
We got that camera review at least.
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- sotto
- jCe
- 19 Apr 2007
i love this phone it´s my dream phone!!!!
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- Anonymous
- ScT
- 19 Apr 2007
wat is this HDSPA can any1 tel me about it ???
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- Anonymous
- ScT
- 19 Apr 2007
some question to those who own n95...
i have n95 and unfortunetly i got the one which is shaky from the sideways i mean the slider moves from the sideways and it is noticeble so wat u guyz advice me ?? keep it no problem or go and exchange if he let me?
other thing is when i try to auto focus there is the sound when it is focusin.... have u guyz noticed it in urs??
thx
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- Anonymous
- M3d
- 19 Apr 2007
I had the 6630,n80 and now the n95 and they all crashed when pushed.Is this the phones fault ie nokia or is it symbian os that is shaky?
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- Anonymous
- mLb
- 19 Apr 2007
I think N93i Video recording is better than N95.
What do you think?
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- sabri ozarslan
- np9
- 19 Apr 2007
super phone. Short battery life. It is a wonderfull micro computer.. 5 star wlan gadget.
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- Brian
- Naw
- 19 Apr 2007
Does the N95 have a screen on both sides ???
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- pricedrop?
- wrY
- 19 Apr 2007
Here in Jakarta,N95 debuted without that much fanfare,and the price for a brand new set is dropping very quickly.i wonder why?
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- Avinash
- miX
- 19 Apr 2007
When will you learn that that nokia phones are Craporifficly expensive just for the name.People who sell them all over the world are saying Nokia are spending money on adds and nothing else.This phones they are seeling espcially the N series are junk to go.Go waste your money if you want but if you want something that will be worth it get a communicator from Gigabyte or HTC or ASUS for the matter.Cheaper and a different world of pleasure.
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- Anonymous
- nUf
- 19 Apr 2007
I am very dissappointed with Nokia's failure to supply retro compatibility. Personaly pleased with phone but returned it after Nokia eventually confessed it was not compatible with their ow CARK 112 I installed in my vehicle only a little over 3 yrs ago It is a myth that built in obsolescence generates sales in our case it has lost them Our phones returned today!
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- chris
- Mx@
- 19 Apr 2007
if you have any problems and wish to do a full master reset ( beteer than factory reset) type *#7370# and 12345 and security code.
!!!!caution!!! this will wipe all data and put the phone back to its original settings. does reolve issue of maps not loading correctly
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- Raf
- Nxs
- 19 Apr 2007
Donni: I just realised you were reading the post under mine and not answering or commenting on my post.
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- Raf
- Nxs
- 19 Apr 2007
donni: The WLAN works well. It scans,picks up and connects up my secure wireless network. I have full internet thereafter. The problem is that the phone crashes when I try turning the WLAN scanning off to save battery life.(A tip I read some where) The phone then needs a reboot.
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- andi
- Bw@
- 19 Apr 2007
hey to you all I have a GIGABYTE I120 is much more better than your idol N95 lol lol lol!!!! Nokia is bewitched you all!!!!!!
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- donni
- Bw@
- 19 Apr 2007
TO RAF:
Basically WLAN is mobile or cell phones is no different from WLAN is notebooks or laptop's or what ever device where applicable, N95 like most high-end mobiles now offer WLAN, What this means is that you can initiate a connection to a non-secured WLAN by just clicking "connect" after detection. Where the WLAN is a secured network you will need the network access key as on conventional devices. depending on your mobile's browser's ability you will be able to access a sizeable number resoures on the internet.
On question on GPS rather appeared a rhetorical one to me
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- Anonymous
- DyK
- 19 Apr 2007
I've had this phone for around a week now...
I love all the features it has!
It has frozen on me a few times, and can be a little sluggish, but all in all a wicked 'little' device!