To all you people who are addicted to all cool cell phones in the whole world. I am bitterly unhappy that I was saddled with that phone for 12 months. Personally I suspect that it's the Symbian OS, & its implementation on the N95 that makes this phone suck so badly. This was very annoying, & means I have to reset the phone. Sometimes the microphone is disabled, so people I call can't hear me. The N95 also displays weird traits when it has been plugged in & out of my Nokia wired in car kit. However, don't shut & open the phone too often or the operating system will get stuck again. The camera was not bad, & produced decent snaps (I am a pro photographer) for a phone, probably one of the N95 redeeming features. No timed profiles either a glaring omission for anyone who doesn't like being woken up in the middle of the night by texts or calls. Navigation was slow, again thanks to the operating system. The keyboard was far too fiddly, but then I could see this before buying it so that's my fault. This is not just the N95, but a problem with a great deal of modern technology. It's not super slow but you always have the impression that you are waiting for the phone to catch up with you. The most notable annoyance is the slowness with which the operating system makes things happen. The problem with the N95 is that it completely fails to deliver in the User Experience. I want a phone that works primarily as a phone but must be able to in some ways replace my laptop for short periods. I am a business user, I am 40, & tech savvy. I used to have a p910, & although that phone was more limited in its features, it did what it did well, & without fuss.
I got the N95 after reading all the hype, obviously from review sites that were funded by Nokia. Since this has turned into Nokia Zone,let me tell you where I sit!
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