Video Review: Nokia N95 US
Nov 16, 2007, 12:19 PM by Eric M. Zeman
updated Nov 21, 2007, 12:19 PM
Nokia updated its N95 multimedia computer with a bigger battery, more memory, and U.S. 3G. See the improvements here.
Here is a video review of the Nokia N95 US. We've updated it to include a full test of the N95's 3G capability. You can watch it here:
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About the author, Eric M. Zeman:Eric has been covering the mobile telecommunications industry for 17 years at various print and online publications. He studied at Rutgers Newark and University of Kentucky, and has a degree in writing. He likes playing guitar, attending concerts, listening to music, and driving sports cars.
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Comments
NOT on 3G in Video
Hey, your Video Review of the N95-3 was wrong.
If you look at the phone when your doing the web speed test, your not connected to ATT's 3G Network, looks like you have a Home Network Icon in the upper right, and that you must be using WiFi. There is NO 3G Icon under the Signal Bars on the upper Left.
Looks like you screwed it up somehow.
If you look at the phone when your doing the web speed test, your not connected to ATT's 3G Network, looks like you have a Home Network Icon in the upper right, and that you must be using WiFi. There is NO 3G Icon under the Signal Bars on the upper Left.
Looks like you screwed it up somehow.
Whoops! ðŸ¤
That's what we get for testing upstairs then actually shooting the video in the basement. It was not intentional.
Sorry for the bad info. We deeply regret the error.
We re-shot the 3G demo part of the video in true 3G mode and...
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That's what we get for testing upstairs then actually shooting the video in the basement. It was not intentional.
Sorry for the bad info. We deeply regret the error.
We re-shot the 3G demo part of the video in true 3G mode and...
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Just Too Expensive...
Where do you draw the line and a phone becomes just too expensive? Sure it has a 5MP cam, US 3G, GPS...
But $800?!?!?
But $800?!?!?
Actually, it is available for much less, $539, for example. For $140 more than the iPhone, you get an unlocked phone with GPS, 3G and 5 MP camera. That ain't bad.
http://www.onsale.com/shop/detail.aspx?dpno=7254887& ... »...
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http://www.onsale.com/shop/detail.aspx?dpno=7254887& ... »...
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Where do people come up with these prices?
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Try Nokiausa.com or the Nokia flagship stores in New York and Chicago
TV-Out & WiFi
Just a couple things on that video; He calls the 3.5mm jack a headphone jack, and doesn't mention it's used for TV-out (super-cool feature of this phone)
Also, when he is web surfing I don't see the 3G logo, and it seems I saw the wifi icon there once. If that's the case, it wouldn't be a good measure of the AT&T network. He should have mentioned the wifi capabilities.
Also, when he is web surfing I don't see the 3G logo, and it seems I saw the wifi icon there once. If that's the case, it wouldn't be a good measure of the AT&T network. He should have mentioned the wifi capabilities.
