Nokia N95 Smartphone

Pros: Loaded with functions and features. Third-party software expandability.

Cons: Jack of all trades, master of only some.

The Bottom Line: Excellent as a phone and PDA that will appeal to business people and gadget freaks alike. Firmware updates should keep the phone fresh for a few years.

Review: Let me preface this review by saying that I love high-tech toys, especially mobile phones of which I've owned many over the years. The Nokia N95 certainly has not disappointed me! My review is based on the global version of the phone (i.e. not that North ...

Pros: Screen visible at all times & lightning conditions, turn-by-turn voice navigation, WiFi.

Cons: Thick, java applications are LOUD, no USB charging, steep learning curve, poor US carrier support.

The Bottom Line: The ultimate geek phone (until it's successor comes along), fast, feature-loaded, but does not feel "bloated" at all.

Review: One thing I haven't seen mentioned enough in other reviews, is the screen on the N95. The only time I've ever not been able to see the screen is when deliberately trying to reflect the sun into my eyes. It has a semi-reflective backing to the LCD screen, ...

Pros: It has 5MP camera, 3G video, and wifi to access internet.

Cons: It was big, and it was very expensive.

Review: It has 5MP for camera function, 3G video, wifi, and good. I can play MP3/MP4. It has very excellent. Since I have this, I don't need to carry camera with me because it has 5MP with 8GB memory inside. ...

Pros: Not just a phone: a PDA and a computer!

Cons: It's not a good computer, though.

The Bottom Line: The most functions ever in a telephone (more than the iPhone), but I would rather use a buggy Ms Windows than the N95 as a computer!!!

Review: Here's what I like and dislike about this telephone. In the end, I compare it to the iPhone. Is it a better deal or not? First impressions I like the default S60 home screen. It gives you customizable shortcuts and it shows your next meetings (so ...