Nokia N95 - Expert Reviews

Review summary: The Nokia N95 is a small mobile wonder and a camera as well. The Carl Zeiss Tessar 5 . 6 m m f/2.8 autofocus lens (35mm equivalent) and the 1/2.5in CMOS 5MP (2592x1944) sensor combine to make sharp, large prints. The adoption of a real mechanical shutter

Review summary: We've been itching to get our hands on the slide-both-ways Nokia N95 smartphone for some time now. You still can't have it, but at least you can check out this commercial advertising the phone...

Verdict: We've been itching to get our hands on the slide-both-ways Nokia N95 smartphone for some time now. You still can't have it, but at least you can check out this commercial advertising the phone.

Review summary: We're all itching to get our hands on a production model Nokia N95 and while it's great they finally have an official product page, that page shows a Q2 2007 release...

Verdict: This has got to the be one of the sickest phones to date. When the world's largest phone maker aims to make a splash in the multimedia slider segment, they do it with full force, employing a five megapixel camera, loads of functionality, and a mechanism t

Review summary: First it was cameras and now music seems to be taking over mobile phone devices.

Verdict: It could be said, and I would not argue with the sentiment, that if you stand still in the current mobile telephony sector then you might as well retire from the industry as advancement come at apace. As a result hardly a day goes by without details emerg

Review summary: - Launching around the globe on the same day, Nokia has opted for one big hit rather than pacing the launch of its latest products over several weeks or months.

Pros: GPS, 3G, HSDPA, 5 megapixel camera, small form factor

Cons: Not much, although if we are being harsh its missing a QWERTY keyboard

Verdict: Will this replace all Sony Ericsson's handsets in one foul swoop? Time will tell come launch day, however based on our initial brief encounter it's looking likely