While some cell phone manufacturers are banking on sleek, sexy designs to sell their products, it seems Nokia is putting more of the focus back on the features a mobile has to offer, and the company's latest additions are proof of that fact.

5.0 Megapixel Digital Camera * Carl Zeiss Lens * PDA like design with double slide * DVD like video capture * Intigrated GPS module (maps for 100 countries included) * Support for high speed mobile networks * Excellent User interface * Fast E-mail & internet browsing * Powerful 3D graphics *...

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Nokia's N95 was one of the most anticipated handset launches of the past year or so because of its extensive functionality and unmatched (on paper) 5 megapixel camera. While the handset's UI and software capabilities weren't bound to be much of a surprise to anyone who's used a Series 60 3.1 device,...

What do you get when you add USA 3G bands (850MHz / 1900MHz WCDMA)  to one of the most feature-rich phones on the market? Ah, you get the Nokia N95-3, and we've got it in the flesh in our hands-on studio! If you name something, this bad boy has got it.

The best terminal of the N series, Nokia's high-end lineup, the N95 cannot be compared to any other mobile phone as a whole. Nokia has truly made the first steps towards building a "multimedia computer", just like their officials like to refer to when speaking about their latest additions to the N...

Internet freaks will be thrilled about the features offered by the handset; Chatting, blogging, searching, email-ing or simply Web surfing makes Nokia N95 a complete Internet solution experienced at the top.

I will only enumerate some of them as the list is pretty long: no USB recharging; crappy earphones; badly dual slider design implementation; poor battery life autonomy; software problems; lack of an office document editor; no RDS for the radio and the list can continue

The N95 is a tough device to get hold of, we literally had to rip our review sample out of our distributors hands and its still warm to the touch, the reason for this is the N95 is one of the most sort after Nokias that the company has produced in ages, this becomes apparent when you check out the

had 1 of these phones for 9 months they lagg badly between screen changes the slider part is sloppy and switches between phone and mp3 player in your pocket, my son has 1 as well his has been back to the store twice in 10months for freezing and locking up, i wouldnt advise anyone to get one of these...

Nokia N95 Mobile Phone Review                Nokia N95 handset is the all new impressive update of Nokia N series. It is a slider 3G Smart phone weighing only 120 gm and Measures 99x53x21 mm Which Provides a manageable phone to carry around at all times.

I have owned this mobile phone since April 2008, previous to this phone I have owned the original Nokia N95 . I have found this superior to the original because of its longer battery life and larger internal storage.

Wi-Fi; 3G; GPS; Quick Charging

Slightly Bulky; No Camera Lens Cover

Joe Brown at Wired got the first US Spec'd Nokia N95 superphone and confirms that the update smooths away the primary flaws. HSDPA now works with US bands, tested to download at 699Kbps on AT&T's network. Bumping the 128MB of RAM to 160MB takes away all traces of lag, too.

I've heard a lot about the Nokia N95. It seems to be very popular. None of the carriers in North America have offered it to their customers, however, Nokia has made a North American version available which will get you 3G internet access on the AT&T GSM/UMTS network.