Posts filed under Nokia N95

One of the surprises of the year has been the resurgence of the camera phone. Whereas 2007 was meant to be the year that mobile TV took off, it’s actually died a quiet death while a plethora of stunning new camera phones that really perform well have emerged to take its place.

Nokia began the trend with the Nokia N95, a feature-rich Sat-Nav phone that also comes with a great quality 5 megapixel camera. Hot on its heels was the superb new Sony Ericsson K850i Cyber Shot phone, which will be out very shortly. The two other competitors come from the Korean giants LG and Samsung, with the LG KU990 Viewty and Samsung G600 respectively.

Read on to find out which of these is the best 5 megapixel camera phone on the market today?…

Update: Check out our 2009 Camera Phone Buyer’s Guide, and also our pick of the best camera phones for 2009.

Moving firmly from the rumoured category to the ohmigoditsreal category is the new 8GB version of the Nokia N95. The new N95 comes with the same amazing range of features as the original, but with one or two key differences.

More details and pictures of the new Nokia N85 8GB edition after the jump.

For camera phone lovers out there, there are two new beasts about to go head to head in the form of the Sony Ericsson K850i, which will be released soon, and the Nokia N95 super-phone.

Both phones follow a different design philosophy.

The Nokia N95 is packed to the teeth with features, including GPS Sat-Nav, HSPDA and Wi-Fi, whereas the Sony Ericsson K850i is first and foremost a dedicated camera phone.

Where they come clashing together, though, is in the quality and resolution of their cameras.

Both phones, you see, sport a 5 megapixel camera with auto-focus and a wide range of camera features to help you take the best picture.

Indeed, such is the quality of the photos that either phone can take that it’s fair to say they’re the best camera phones on the market today.

But which one is best? Only a Sony Ericsson K850i vs Nokia N95 shoot-out can decide for sure.

The Nokia N95 is Nokia’s flagship mobile phone (sorry – “multimedia computer”), and so you’d expect it to be laden with features. As this Nokia N95 review shows, though, the features that it does come with are staggering.

Full Sat-Nav abilities, 5 megapixel camera with auto-focus, DVD-quality video recording, great MP3 player, Wi-Fi and HSDPA for 10x faster downloads are just some of the headline features of this amazing phone.

What’s more impressive though, is that these aren’t just gimmicks: they actually work! For example, any-one can throw a GPS receiver into a mobile phone, but unless you’ve got the right software, it’s no more use than a compass.

With the N95, Nokia have created a mobile phone that’s actually better than many Sat-Nav devices currently on the market!

It’s the same for all the other gadgets it manages to combine, too. Everything about the N95 is superb (except maybe battery life!), so it seems only right that it gets a proper super-review.

Read on for a full review of the Nokia N95, including sample photos and videos, plus a couple of video reviews so you can see it in action.

Sticking with the Nokia N95 for a moment, it seems Nokia have made a few tweaks to the phone’s firmware. The majority of tweaks make the phone much more stable and faster to use, but one or two of the tweaks should be of real benefit, providing enhanced photos and sharper videos with less noise.

The new firmware is version 11.0.0.26, and details on what it offers and how to get it can be found after the jump.

Nokia have announced that their top-end Nokia N95 GPS phone has begun shipping. The N95 is one of the most eagerly-awaited phones of 2007. With a 5 megapixel camera, Wi-Fi, HSDPA and full Sat-Nav functionality built-in, it’s a technological tour de force, and one that we can’t wait to get our hands on!

e2Save have the scoop in the UK, where their Nokia N95 best deal is just £30, on Orange, O2 or T-Mobile networks. The N95 is also on its way to the rest of Europe, as well as key Asian and Middle Eastern markets.

More details after the jump, or check out all our Nokia N95 articles.

A Nokia N95 review has already been posted on the web! The Nokia N95 received huge attention when announced recently, and it’s not expected to ship until early next year. That’s not stopped The Nokialist from getting their hands on a pre-production model, though, it giving it a very thorough going over.

More on the Nokia N95 review after the jump.

The Nokia N95 was announced to an unsuspecting public last week with a features list so long, I need a new blog just to list them all! 5 megapixel camera, DVD-like video, full GPS SatNav, dedicated music buttons and mobile phone keypad in a neat two-way slider form factor, 3D graphics, HSDPA, WLAN, and on and on!

So many features has the new Nokia N95, that the only way to it any justice is to see it in action. So what follows is a round-up of the latest Nokia N95 videos on the web for you to lust after what surely will be one of the biggest mobile phone releases of 2007, and what will undoubtedly be the phone that sets the standard all other high-end phones must reach.

See videos of the Nokia N95 after the jump.

Nokia have announced the extraordinary new Nokia N95 mobile phone, which must be their most advanced mobile phone yet. Seemingly set to out-do the Koreans at their own high-tech game, the Nokia N95 offers an unbelievable feature-set. How does a 5 megapixel camera sound? What about built-in GPS with streetmaps from over 100 countries? Still not enough? WLAN connectivity do you? Oh go on then, throw in HSDPA for blisteringly fast mobile data transfer.

And it doesn’t end there! More amazing details of the stunning new Nokia N95 mobile phone after the jump.