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Nokia N96
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Features of the Nokia N96 include:
- Special features: Live broadcast TV (DVB-H based mobile TV with internal antenna), Built-in GPS receiver, with support for assisted GPS (A-GPS)
- 3G
- Smartphone: S60 3.2 software on Symbian OS, Built-in GPS
- Camera: 5 megapixels (2592 x 1944 pixels), autofocus, Carl Zeiss optics, Tessar lens, dual-LED flash, 10x digital zoom
- Video Camera: MPEG-4/3GP VGA video capture (640 x 480 pixels) at up to 30 fps with stereo audio, 4x digital zoom / Second VGA 640 x 480) camera for 2-way video calling, Movie director for automated video production
- Display: 2.8 inch QVGA (240 x 320 pixels) TFT display with 16 million colours
- Music Player: supports MP3, AAC, eAAC+, WMA, album art with playlists and equalizer / Stereo FM radio with Visual Radio
- Java Games
- Connectivity: Bluetooth 2.0, USB 2.0, wireless LAN (802.11 b/g), 3.5 mm stereo headphone plug
- Memory: 16 MB internal flash memory, microSD memory card slot up to 8 GB
- Messaging: SMS, MMS, email
- Internet: WCDMA 900/2100 (HSDPA) with simultaneous voice and packet data (PS max speed UL/DL= 384/3.6MB, CS max speed 64kbps)
- Talk Time: up to 150min (WCDMA), up to 220 min (GSM)
- Standby: up to 200 hours (WCDMA), up to 220h (GSM)
- Operating Frequency: WCDMA2100 (HSDPA), EGSM900, GSM850/1800/1900 MHz (EGPRS)
- Size: 103 x 55 x 20 mm
- Weight: 125 g
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Reviewed by ste on 23/01/2009
total garbage save your money,nothing works the way they promise it will,can never get on the iplayer,you have to be in a wifi hotspot,never found 1 myself,mobile tv dosnt work atall,if you forget to shut down applications the battary lasts 5 hours,im on 02 network,the worst phone ive ever had,got 17 months of contract left,gona throw it in the draw and use my 6500 slide
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Reviewed by Rikkisixx on 21/01/2009
On my second one which has developed a faulty earpiece, when in calls you can barely hear the person your talking to. Currently fighting o2 to have a courier give me a new one and take these two from me. First one developed a fault where the whole handset heats up and the battery drains after 1hr. Very slow, and feels cheaply made, Feel like I have been conned. Anyone want to buy one give me a shout, cause unless I get a brand new phone I am selling these two as repair jobs.
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Reviewed by Andy on 19/01/2009
Just got my N96 on orange this morning, after 10 mins of using it i figured i must have got a faulty handset as it is so slow! flickin through the inbox takes forever, the screen seems to half load and then starts loading again but most of my time is spent lookin at the wallpaper on the screen with nothing else on it while it loads. Hence came on here to see if anyone else has had the same problem and looks like im not alone. Such a shame as the video quality is excellent. Its pretty big but light as a feather aswell although i feel if i dropped it it would instantly disintegrate, it is not the most solid of phones.
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Reviewed by Pete on 19/01/2009
I got the phone for christmas and it is amazing i dont find the battery life is short butt i must say i have had to send it to nokia for a software update and wont get it back for 7 days this is to sort out a software update were i had a power cut an amazing phone i swapped my i phone for it and wouldn't ever go back!
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Reviewed by anonymous on 18/01/2009
this phone IS GREAT pros - yeh its full of them cons - battery life poor cant watch t.v in u.k ..... YET hint hint word of advice DONT GET IT WITH VODAFONE all the people that complain about this phone tend to be vodafonce custmomers hope this helps
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Reviewed by Dan on 18/01/2009
I haver had this phone for a couple of days and i think it is great, at first it did freeze a couple of times but after a day or two it was fine, the battery lasts me a day or two depending if im on the internet alot or not, the internet browsing really does drain the battery if your on it for a while, but overall i think this phone is great, its does everything i want and more, the personilation is great, the music player is great, so is the camera etc, if your thinking ofbuying this phone i definately recommend this phone.
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Reviewed by Ian NIcholson on 17/01/2009
Mark Shaw from the UK. You either work for Nokia or you have never held an N96 in your hands before. The N96 is a TRAVESTY of a phone. The processor is way underpowered for the features within. This phone is slow. VERY slow. So slow, you want to throw it out the window every time you use it. It crashes. A lot. Daily. The applications are not integrated. Get a call while using the GPS, you lose the GPS. Voice dialling simply does not work. It fails to interpret the simplest of names. And the TV feature is non-existent for users in Australia (didn't say THAT in the ads). I've had my N96 for two months now, and is the biggest regret of my life. Upgrading from my N80, I thought - as everyone else did - this was the wonder phone (from the reading the spec). The reality is FAR more disappointing. In fact, I'm SO disappointed with this phone I'm considering a class action against Nokia to get the phone fixed, replaced or refunded. If you're interested in joining in, please email me at N96classaction@hotmail.com. It's time Nokia found out what a piece of junk this phone really is and what their customers think about that.
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Reviewed by anon on 17/01/2009
this phone is great ! ok so theres allot of negativity in the consumer reviews but the majority of these are from vodafone so i would advise you not to go with them. the bad thing about this phone is the battery but as far as im aware theres a better battery in the 8gb n96. not sure about that one though. the battery is bad but theres nothing else wrong with it. dont be scared by all these people saying it keeps shutting off because the consumers with no bad points with this phone arent reviewing ! and belive me there will be much more good apples on the tree compared to the bad if you get what i mean. if your guna get the phone DONT GO WITH VODAFONE - hope this helps
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Reviewed by TPL on 16/01/2009
This ain't a bad phone. I don't know why many people hate it. Battery life is poor but i like it.
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Reviewed by hellfire1 on 15/01/2009
fantastic phone,shame about the battery life.
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Reviewed by Phasekay on 14/01/2009
Well getting my own N96 here in Nigeria, i think its not rubbish. It works fine for me though the battery life is not as good as that of my old N95 8GB but i still think its a great phone from all angles. It's not a slow phone. Maybe you'll need to update your firmware. And for the OVER THE AIR update it works for me fine. All phones should be updated using this method. NOTE: I currently go around with 2 batteries. N96 is not a bad phone for me.
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Reviewed by Loz in Ipswich on 12/01/2009
What can I say that hasn't already been said... this is not a nokia, why? because nokia's work and work well... the camera gives a lower grade picture than my N95, the video has a hiss that is so loud on play back... it crashes constantly the battery is very poor, the wifi can't connect with my belkin router from one room to the next you have to sit beside it.. No live tv and if it was there you have to subsribe!! and many many more probs... just upgraded it to V12..from 10.. and nothing is any better at all..this phone is tragic I wish I could take the thing back to nokia's front door and them to compansate me for my time wasted...
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Reviewed by rayn on 11/01/2009
this is one of the best phones i have ever had battery life is poor but the gadgets make up for it
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Reviewed by Claire on 08/01/2009
Started off ok - I chose this one for its camera capabilities, and mostly for its large screen. I've had it about three or so months now and am beginning to get sick of it - it is slow and unresponsive most of the time (and I do have LOTS of memory left) and crashes often. The camera hasn't disappointed me, though, although Sony camera function on their mobiles is more user-friendly, I find. The battery is fairly good - it seems to last a while but then when it does start to drop, it drops like a stone. I also bought a standard memory card to add to it (don't know why as the memory is plenty) but I had to take it out as when I tried to look at photos, the phone tried to connect to the internet every 3 seconds. Even the techies at carphone warehouse couldn't understand that! I'm an Orange customer, by the way. Would like to get rid if I could find a phone with a decent camera AND large screen!
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Reviewed by Charlottte on 07/01/2009
I saw the n96 was coming out so waited for that one and get it as an 18 month contract on vodafone. I've had so much trouble with it! It froze all the time so it got sent to get fixed then had to go back because there was a dodgy keypad and now its got sent away again because the screens faulty! It's a good phone when it actually works I just dont know if its worth the hastle!
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Reviewed by Jen Martin on 05/01/2009
I am now on my second handset as the first 1 crashed & lost all mt photos!! Also, the phone will not play any ringtones at all (including the ones that come with the phone) so you constantly miss calls. There is no volume control for message alerts & sending a text message is a nightmare as the phone is so very slow!! I woul NOT recommend this phone to anyone, including my worst enemy!! I will be changing this handset ASAP
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Reviewed by nathan on 05/01/2009
i have it on vodafone great phone updates well great features on the phone the battery is rubbish got films songs 24gb on it in total. great phone
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Reviewed by gary flux on 04/01/2009
I would'nt normaly write on these sites, but after the last two weeks of pure hell with my Nokia N96 I just had to. After leaving Nokia two years ago to go to Blackberry I thought a change was due and as I was told on the phone by the nice lady at O2 that this was the phone to have at the moment and that it had push e-mail. Oh how wrong she was!! No push e-mail (which O2 admit I should have not been told) the phone constantly frezzes when changing applications, the user interface is awfull and comparing this to a blackberry 8210! I had been with Nokia for 10 years prior to going blackberry and t seems that they have only gone backwards, the phone is to chunky, battery life to short, too many applications that make the whole experiance slow and painfull. The worst phone on the market for e-mails. The only thing it has been good for was whatching the pre loaded Top Gear special!! O2 are now sending me an Iphone 3G, fingers cross or its back to blackberry.
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Reviewed by isuru on 03/01/2009
i like it i love it its very good
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Reviewed by David from London, UK on 01/01/2009
Great phone but poor battery. Just use a Nokia N95 8 gig battery and the battery issue is solved. It will be a little bit tight to get in but its worth it. youtube.com/watch?v=w6Yqxa3RdI0 As for the phone freezing, two issues will clear this up. 1. Go to the Nokia website and update the software on this phone before using it. Ensure you have the latest software will ensure a smooth fast running machine. 2. When you have finished using applications, close them down and don't let them run in the background. You can check what is open by referring to task manager or go to the menu and if a blue circle is around the top left hand corner of an icon, that means its open. Close it. Following these two issues will prevent freezing. It did for me and I initially experienced freezing or hanging as they say in the streets.
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Reviewed by Graeme on 31/12/2008
I have had several Nokia phones in the past and fell into the trap again. The N96 is the worst phone i have ever owned. It hangs constantly, has to have its battery removed usualy 2 or 3 times a day, most applications hang at some point, music wont refresh, and is so slow its bordering on unusable. So if you are reading this, and wondering whether to buy one - run a mile from it. If somwone from Nokia is reading this, why dont you people carry out proper testing procedures prior to releasing phones. The N96 should never have been released, and will be the last Nokia phone i ever own
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Reviewed by Ruth on 30/12/2008
My phone is now being returned for the second time because of software problems which seem insurmountable despite an hour on the phone last night to the technicians, and the best efforts of the staff in local store. My partner who bought the 96 at the same time also has software problems and his too is being returned to the manufactureres for the second time.I am now unable to receive calls and the phone has frozen offline. Prior to this applications would not close which drained the battery further. I would never buy a N98, it has been the worst performing phone that I have had.
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Reviewed by John on 27/12/2008
i prefer my old n95
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Reviewed by Stewart Bridgeman on 26/12/2008
Absolute Rubbish - Freezes - Switches off for no reason - Slow - Won,t stay connected to my Nokia handsfree kit - Updated to latest softwate and still the same - Don't even think about getting one - Had similar problems with my N95 but this phone is much worse - And I have 3 friends with the same phone and the same problems.
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Reviewed by Michelle on 23/12/2008
Good phone had mine since october only thing that is really wrong with it is it crashes quit alot but apart from that its great ,the battery runs out alot if you listening to music but then thats why you have a charger , i recommend this phone : ) also holds loads of music/pictures/files etc hope this helps
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Reviewed by Millar on 23/12/2008
Nokia N96 - horrific phone. Stalls, freezes and has generic software faults not fixed with even latest updates. When listening to music through headphones and receiving a text the phjone shuts down! Nokia are not interested and told me 'yeah, all new phones have some faults'! Do not buy!!!
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Reviewed by Reg on 22/12/2008
i bought this phone because the gps seemed better then the n95s and massive ammount of memory well worth it plus for firmware/software no issues since i got it oh and im on the three 3G network and switched all my data over from the n95 no problems with it
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Reviewed by Jenna on 19/12/2008
I chose the N96 over the Samsung Omnia and am now really regretting it. It is very slow and can't cope with more than one application open at a time. I now have to turn my phone on and off just to receive a text message on it!!!
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Reviewed by Rob on 18/12/2008
As a mobile software developer I use a wide variety of handsets both symbian and windows based units but the 96 has to be THE most unreliable I have ever encountered. I'm on my forth handset due to various faults: Countless lock ups, poor reception, inaudable ring tones etc. Performed the software updates and still experiencing 2/3 lock ups per day. Battery life has improved over my old 95 but that's about the only improvement I can think of. Having to remove the battery 3 times a day and missing calls due to system freezing is ridicules for a £500 device. Many of the issues I've read here are related to the telco updates, an issue I've experienced in the past when trying to develop software using them. Since then I always buy unbranded devices so the current problems can not all be blamed on the telcom. Mines 100% standard nokia. Nokia took 6 weeks to release the first patch for unbranded devices, after it had released to to other 96 models. Poor quality software and sub standard support. Main issues are related to using bluetooth. When used a headset the phone WILL lock pretty much every time I use it. Without BT, I can get 1/2 day out of it before needing a battery remove reboot. I use it quite hard, with 3 or 4 apps open at any time, but Symbian is easily capable of this. I used to work at Nokia and they used to test software for months on their employees, which gave them rock solid release software. Who ever is in control of quality control now was obviously asleep on this one as it seems to be at pre-beta level. I'd be ashamed to release software this buggy!
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Reviewed by Martin on 17/12/2008
I have had this phone on o2 for 8 weeks, in the first 5 or 6 weeks it kept crashing, turning off during calls and all sorts of wonderful things that it should not do. I was told to put up with it till a software update came out, I waited and it came out last week. On updating the phone it crashed and left me with a blank screen, I took it back to carephone warehouse and they sent it back for repair, got it back a week later with updated software! guess what? still the same piece of rubbish as it was when it was new. I am now in contact with nokia care and have asked them to replace it or I will cancel the contract with o2 due to them not supplying a usable item. Maybe I have a bad phone but my advise is AVOID it!
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Reviewed by sara on 16/12/2008
this phone is luvely buy it and u will nt be dissponted
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Reviewed by Flipper403 on 15/12/2008
for God Sake people! stay away from these phones!...Ive had 5 Nokia N95's and 2 Nokia N96's! What the hell Nokia are doing to themselves is beyond wisdom!....... Ive had a Samsung M8800 now for a week and I can only say Samsung!..... you are and this phone is the business!
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Reviewed by Nokiaman on 15/12/2008
AVOID THIS PHONE> READ ALL THE NEGATIVE COMMENTS AND IGNORE THE GOOD ONES> The people who have had good things to say about this phone have all just upgraded from their 402's and 3210's.
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Reviewed by Chris on 15/12/2008
I love this fone, it's great, it's brill and does everything i want it to but it wont stop crashing. It's crashed anywhere up to 17 times in one day but that was roaming through different networks when abroad. It may feel tacky with a naff plastic back cover that pops off every now and then with a really poor battery life if you use the bluetooth or anything else. If its the new features, then put a bigger battery in it at least. I'm not a vodofone customer or Orange as we dont have those in the channel Islands but it does seem to be the network protocols that are different on every network that make the thing crash more than usual. Until Nokia sort out the problem, looks like i might have to buy another fone, would get an iPhone but from what I've seen, they are even worse with less features for somethings that are standard on normal fones. Will have a look at the Samslug i8510 instead.
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Reviewed by faizan on 14/12/2008
I think Nokia N96 probs the best mob dis year bruv its flipping sick i hope u all buy it and its daa best wag 1
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Reviewed by anant on 11/12/2008
awesome phone kwl
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Reviewed by dave on 11/12/2008
constantly crashes or freezes...which means perfomring easy tasks can take an age...i really dislike this phone and i wouldnt touch it!..if you have the choice leave it well alone...i have to use my k810i sony erriccson payg.. a more reliable phone ......im stuck with this so called super phone on an 18 month vodaphone contract...!! i doubt it will last that long because i,ll probably have smashed it by then...its that frustrating!!
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Reviewed by A S M ALI on 11/12/2008
Nokia N96 it,s outstanding mobile it beat the apple i phone
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Reviewed by Fizzer on 10/12/2008
What can I say about the Nokia n96, after being in love with the n95. To be honest its mind numbingly horrific. Don't buy it, its that slow I could write a message and post it by hand faster than send one on this "Sack of"
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Reviewed by briesmith on 10/12/2008
Do not consider this phone unles you are looking for a fixed line handset replacement. This "mobile" is useless unless it is plugged in and charging. The battery runs down before your very eyes. A daily charge? I am having to charge mine twice a day and leave it plugged in overnight otherwise it's out of power when I pick it up in the morning. Very pretty, bags of features but without the juice to run it, useless.
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Reviewed by colin from London on 09/12/2008
I was a user of the N95 and thought upgrading would be the right thing to do - how wrong was I!! The phone is irritatingly slow, and will not connect to my home wifi. I have done all the tricks suggested and nope it won't connect. Connects with some wifi hotspots but not others. The radio is irritating and unless you go to the NOkia blog you won't know to turn off auto tuning and you loose the radio signal regularly, unless stationary. Orange aren't brilliant as a provider either of this phone through Carphone Warehouse as there is a no return policy in place. DON"T give up your N95
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Reviewed by Clever Trevor on 09/12/2008
This is my second review of this phone and I'm on my 5th N96 from T Mobile. I thought they must get it right eventually but no sign of it so far. If I use this phone at the weekend for the occasional call or photo etc, it only crashes once in a while but when I use it as it's designed to be used during the working week, i.e. an all in one mobile office, diary, camera, phone, wifi browser etc, it is absolutely useless. It crashes more often than it cruises. I’d love Nokia to get in touch with me for some direct feedback and possible bug fixes. Anyone thinking of getting a N96 might be better off waiting till Nokia get it right. If they ever make this phone as good as it should be, I’ll post it here. Watch this space……………
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Reviewed by jay on 08/12/2008
well first of all i dont havhis phone but my friend dose and id like to say i love it its big but i seem to like big phones the camera seems to be perfect on the pictures the n96 have taken and thers a lot on it and the volume is great so i wll be sure to get one for christmas =)
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Reviewed by Fred Miller on 08/12/2008
The Nokia N96 is useless!!! It freezes, drops music out and most irritatingly of all when you listen to music on the headphones and then receive a text the phone shuts down and then re-starts. This is my 3rd handset from Vodafone (who by the way are incompetent) and each handset has exactly the same fault. I contacted Nokia who said 'yeah, new phones always have faults'!!! Vodafone are on one hand telling me after 3 handsets with the same fault they will replace it with a different handset from a different manufacturer, but actually trying to arrange this is a nightmare with the dept that organise it refusing to actually carry it out - I am losing the will to live with them!!! I will never purchase a Nokia ever again!!!
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Reviewed by richard on 07/12/2008
it is a good phone
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Reviewed by sachin dev on 04/12/2008
couple of concerns on the n96. The key pad, especially the cursor keys make a sticky plastic noise.. I thought i was the only one who had it.. From the net i got to know many people noticed it. Then the " say caller name " is very low. The breathing light acts funny. If u have an application running, and put it on standby, say like fring, the light is lit all the time. The multimedia keys looks dull and faded
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Reviewed by kita on 02/12/2008
i think nokia r good my family using all and I was changed a lot of model but outside the the phone the colour always broke
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Reviewed by steve wickens on 01/12/2008
Do not buy this phone. The N96 still has all of the software problems of the N series, it crashes when trying to do more than one thing at a time. It freezes on approx 5% of incoming calls, requiring you to remove the battery to get it going again. reception is poor and speaker sound is muffled. I had the N80 before and hated it for most of the time I had it, the only reason I thought I would try the N96 was that surely Nokia must have fixed the buggy N series software in 2 years - but no! This is the end of the line for Nokia as far as I am concerned. I have had many different Nokia phones over the years, but I just get more and more disappointed. The only problem is that reading the other reviews, it seems to be the same for all the major phone manufacturers. So now I just want a relatively low tech phone that has good battery life, call quality and maybe a half decent camera. Basically one that i do not have to waste a lot of time on trying to fix the problems and call the various tech support lines etc....
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Reviewed by Mark on 30/11/2008
Had the N96 (on Vodafone) for about a month now. I'm not new to NSeries phones, had an N70 (crap) and then a 1st gen N95 (excellent). Experience on the N96 so far? Mixed, but generally positive. Design No cover for the camera optics - scratch that glass and your pictures aren't going to look so pretty, 5MP or not. The back cover contains an antenna so we're probably going to be stuck with the original one. Might be worth thinking of a screen protector for the lens. The kick stand is a great idea and makes watching video much easier. I don't understand why that was missed on the N95 - so cheap but yet so useful. Biggest drawpack is the keypad. I'm an average sized bloke, but have real trouble with it - particularly the '*' and '#' keys, which are smaller than the others. Being smooth, there is little feedback that the buttons have been depressed. The smooth keyboard looks cool, but is less practical. OS/Software I haven't noticed any big problems mentioned by others, though I checked for and updated the firmware quite quickly. It seems quicker, but that said, it has rebooted itself on occasions for no apparent reason (although they have been infrequent). GPS Seems to be improved on the N95 - faster to get a position fix. Memory It seems huge. I already had an 8GB card I put in so I'm up to 24GB. Plenty of space for movies and TV episodes. Video The BBC iPlayer is very useful. The quality of downloaded programmes is excellent, and that makes it much improved over my past experiences of mobile TV (which have to be paid for anyway). I used to use DixX mobile for playing video, but I have always had trouble with synching the audio and the video. Using the Realplayer supplied with the N96 plays video very well, and better than any other player I have found. It won't play avi/divx files though, so the DivX application still has it's place unless you convert them to mp4. Audio Haven't played around with this too much, so can't really add anything. The headphone jack being moved from the side looks to be a smart idea though. Internet/Data Can't see any differences over the N95. Battery Life About as bad as the N95. I understand the firmware upgrade from v10 improves battery life, so if you already have the N96 upgrade it if you haven't already. I bought a spare battery for the N95, which conveniently uses the same battery as the N96. With three batteries I find I have enough power to get me through most of the time when I am away from a charger. Other issues "Share Online" is a pain. I have started to use Flickr, and I have "23*" shown on the standby screen. No idea how I get rid of it. The 3D tones function also made my ringtones inaudible, and took a while to figure out why. In my opinion, an inexcusable bug in a phone. Summary I upgraded beacause I was changing suppliers and also wanted a lot of bundled minutes. The N96 was therefore a no-brainer for me, but if you have the N95 stick with it unless you have similar reasons as the N96 is evolutionary not revolutionary, and in some respects is better. I suspect iPlayer will be rolled out on the N95 soon enough which is the biggest plus the N96 has in my view.
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Reviewed by Arkay on 29/11/2008
I'm of rational mind and calm demeanour but this phone makes me want to kick cats off of tall buldings. A truly awful "phone" that promises a great many things but delivers little except frozen white screens. Infuriating beyond belief and in so many ways that it is hard to know where to begin. Instead I will say that my neighbourhood is now a cat free zone. My only regret with this phone is that I ever got it in the first place.
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Reviewed by stacy on 29/11/2008
the phone is really good its just 2 big but it got really nice stuff is full of stuff that you dont get sick and tried from it i say to get the n95 because is exactly like it just smaller and a half less of the memory but 8gb is just fine for who really needs 16gb
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Reviewed by runescape fr00b on 25/11/2008
i must say, this phone is no different to n95
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Reviewed by totalfluke on 04/10/2008
this phone as with most nokias is excellent. i can only assume the only people that rate this phone on here are the ones that have problems. phone does it all, excellent pictures, good sound, good size screen and lots of features. have had n95 for around a year and apart from battery life (due to 3g) there has been no problems. menu is excellent and texting is great if you use predictive text. just to add nokia warrenty is for 2 years on their phones which is great...not that i have had a problem yet!
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