...the N95 is well-suited to multimedia lovers who don't want to lug a laptop around.
Introduction
We got our hands on an unlocked Nokia N95, and we're impressed with many things about it. This Symbian-based multimedia phone lacks a touchscreen or QWERTY keyboard, focusing more on music, video, and photos. It's also a wireless Swiss Army knife, with 3G (HSDPA) support, WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS, infrared, and an FM radio. Some of the on-board software is trialware, but uploaders for Flickr, YouTube, and Atom-enabled blogs make the N95 a multimedia blogging powerhouse. And you can download lots more apps and games over the air. Although the N95 can be a satisfying phone, its hefty $699 USD list price and lack of a full keyboard may turn off PDA/smartphone seekers.
(Note that this is not the version with 8GB of built-in memory; it has a microSDHC slot instead.)
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by Yuiry on August 12, 2007:
“Missing touch screen with qwerty keyboard on it, missing auto positioning sensor (horizontal or vertical same as iPhone) for screen rotation, Missing 3G support for US standards, GPS Map not working in US cannot acquire GPS position, volume on headset could...” More...