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Nokia N95 Review - The Nokia N95 has been one of the most talked-about addition to the N series line, and for good reason. When the Nokia N95 was first designed, you can easily tell that Nokia put a lot of emphasis and focus on the feature assortment. While style isn’t ignored, the features that the N95 boasts are defintely worth mentioning. The Nokia N95 is a smart phone, which has a two-way slider design. It has a 5 mega pixel auto-focus camera, supports integrated GPRS, WiFi, HSPDA, 150MB of internal memory, and a MicroSD slot. The phone can be used in two ways. While sliding the dial pad down enables you to make calls, sliding it up exposes the dedicated media keys, when the 2.6 2.6-inch QVGA screen is automatically converted into a landscape mode. The Nokia N95 has been dubbed as the smallest ‘multi-media computer’ and its never short in features of a mobile phone. It is a quad band 3G flip mobile phone, having a built-in music player, a FM radio with 3D stereo speakers. The music player supports MP3, AAC, AAC+, eAAC+ & WMA music formats. The music player can be used with the slide down position of the phone, which allows the user to view their music information in the landscape mode. The Nokia N95 measures 99mm x 53mm x 19mm, weighing 120 g. The battery has a stand-by time of 8.75 days and has a talk time of 2.5 and 3.5 hours for GSM and UMTS respectively. The main TFT display of the phone is 26 inches, with 16 million colours, having a resolution of 240×320. The phone supports EDGE, Bluetooth A2DP, Infra-red, Java games, polyphonic sound, etc and also features the basic functions, such as, SMS. MMS, EMS, email, phonebook, calendar, contacts, etc. The most striking aspect of N95 is that has GPS navigation feature, supporting display of maps of more than hundred countries. Nokia N95 provides exchange of high speed data through HSDPA. The user has an advanced internet experience on the N95, with the phone supporting XHTML & HTML Internet browsing.
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