I own an N95 and I must say that it is very impressive.The ability to use WiFi connections rather than the default WAP Contract is excellent. I have, however, two complaints with this phone:
1) The battery life, when making phone calls is not brilliant (I made a call that lasted just over 100 mins, and even though the phone had a full charge before calling, it was beeping at me to recharge it again),
2) You might be web browsing, for instance, and then change screens to perform some other task, but the phone does not tell you that your internet connection is still active. I found this out to my cost, however, I am now aware of this quirk, so I will not be caught again!
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The latest and greatest Nokia Nseries device is the Nokia N95. Nokia was able to pack in a 3G wireless radio, WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS, and a 5 megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss optics.
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