Nokia N95

I've seen about 100 different ones on ebay.

Anyone have continued good luck with a particular brand or type?

Should i just look for 2x6 size?

Thanks for any input you may have to offer.

So I just bought my black N95-3, and I love it, and I read the manual, and it says you can have memory up to 2gb's (swappable). So, my question is: I see that there is a 6gb micro SD card, and I have also seen an 8gb micro SD card.Can I put one if these into my N95 and get the max memory space, or will it only read up to 2 gb's?
Thanks.

Folks, I'm a tech guy who work with technology all day and while I was very excited to get the N95, I have become very disappointed with it. There are a number of issues with the phone that Nokia has failed to let the public know. 1. It has a number of bugs in the firmware(which they have release three updates for since the phone came on the market, they have now released a updated firmware in Asia for this phone), ranging from the phone rebooting by itself, to it's features not working correctly(camera, internet, TV out and most of all battery life - very poor). 2. Nokia's customer service is very poor - they are counting on most people not using the phone fully, but just to makereceive call, play music and and take photos. They don't like...
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I spoke with a "rep" today and he claimed that the N95 is on it's way to AT&T in September. The only change is the MORE secure slider feature and a longer battery life.....everything else is the same. Also check out:

http://www.engadgetmobile.com/2007/08/09/is-nokia-re ... »

I have two questions:

1) If I get the N95-3 to use on at&t what plan would I have to use to not avoid huge per KB charges? I’m also a huge texter and was thinking that the unlimited media net and texting plan for $39.99 would be my best bet, but is that plan compatible with the N95-3 seeing as its classified as a smart phone?

2) I, for the most part, understand that maps are free and its navigation that cost money. But I’m not very interested in turn by turn with voice directions so would Google Maps do the job? I have played with Google Maps with a GPS enabled phone and I thought it was awesome would it work the same on the N95-3?

Thanks for any help you guys can offer. Also one more question but it isn’t as import...
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Rumor has it a revised version (WCDMA850/1900 minus wi-fi) is comming to Cingular Q4.

I'm a fairly big phone nut, and switch phones fairly frequently ... but I'm starting to get a little frustrated with not getting some of the key features I'm looking for ...

I currently have the N75 (since the day Cingular launched it), but have been fairly disappointed in the phone. I had the N80 previously, and was looking for two key features in the n75 ... improved browsing speed and a solid music player.

I have not been terribly impressed with Cingular's "3G" service ... so there isn't too much keeping me to that service. Does anyone have a sense for the difference between the EDGE and the WCDMA speeds? I know what the specs say, but it doesn't seem to manifest itself in a very fast service on the N75.

In addition, the N75 do...
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I am thinking about getting a N95 but had a couple of questions.

1. I understand that the N95 comes with a built-in GPS. Does this mean that it is free?

2. When connecting to the internet via WiFi, is the this free? Or will my carrier charge me for using the internet?

ONline it looks like $750 I thought they were $650?

So, I love my N95-3, and have been playing with it non-stop. However, as I was sitting in a small airport in Hawaii today, I found I was unable to stream video over Mobile youtube on my AT&T wireless connection. I had been able to stream video on my N95 before, but then I realized that when I did, it had been over a WLAN connection. So, my question is am I able to stream video on AT&T from sites like Mobile youtube, and other sites. Do I have to have special settings? (if so, do you know what they are?) or a special plan? (currently have unlimited internet access) As always any help is much appreciated. The other info I have is that I am only able to access the EDGE network in Hawaii, and the message i get from Mobile Youtube is that it cann...
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How easy is it to use the slide while the phone is on your belt? Ie. dialing while walking ... with the slide out, what is the dimensions? Are there cases that let you use the slide ... got a N75 and I'm tired of taking it out of it's case everytime I want to do something while walking and using my headset ...

Okay so i want to know more about the n95 U.S. version:

1:is there anywhere Legit online i can purchase it at like the official Nokia site?

2:why is there no lens cover for the Camera?

3:is the speed of the camera improved AT ALL?

4:what is the max of expandable memory?

5:A little off topic but is there a way to get my DRM itunes music on it?

6:Will it replace my 5.5 g ipod?

7:how long will the battery last on standby?

8:is there a loop thingy for a strap or a blue tooth thingy with flashy lights?

9:Why is it so Damn sexy?

I am considering buying a nokia N95 from a friend of mine, but I want to make sure it is the North America version, not the European version. I know that on most Nokia phones that have a North American and worldwide version, the North American version is indicated by a "B" in the model number next to the serial numbers under the battery. An example of this would be the nokia 6230, or if from North America it is marked "6230b".

My friends’ phone says N95-1 under the battery next to the serial numbers. Does any one know if this version is for North America, or for Europe?

Does anyone know which band TM is going to use for WCDMA access? The following sentence, from an article excerp found in the home page of phonescoop, makes me a bit uneasy about T-Mobile's plans for deploying WCDMA:
"T-Mobile spent $4.2 billion to acquire 120 licenses in the 1700 MHz band, and reportedly offered the federal government an additional $50 million to move off of that spectrum sooner rather than later."

As some of you may recall, WCDMA is being implemented by AT&T in the 850MHz and 1900MHz bands. Should T-Mobile go to the 1700Mhz band, there will be a need for a different telephone than those used by AT&T customers in order to access TM's WCDMA. I am wondering if any company will fabricate such telephones given that TM i...
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The updated version on the N95, which includes 128 MB of RAM, 1200 mah battery, and 850/1900 MHz HSDPA has finally arrived:
http://www.mobilecityonline.com/wireless/store/produ ... »

Online order will be shipped on Monday, but people in NYC can go to the actual store and get it today before 5 pm local time. The store will then be closed until Monday.

Note: this is no the N95-8GB version!

I need to get a new phone. I currently have a Nokia 6230i. I love it but it's getting old and some of the functions don't work anymore. I'd bought Sony Ericsson k800i but someone stole it. VERY SAD!!!! I loved my Sony and considering rebuying it again but then I saw the reviews on Nokia N95. I really like what I've read. But wow... the price!!! I also like the Nokia e65. So now I'm torn between the Sony K800i, Nokia N95, and Nokia e65. Please help me choose. I will try to buy the N95 if it has lots of cool features and worth the money but if not, any other recommendations on what phone is good out there? I'm a gadget girl btw. And I text a lot. I noticed that the talk time on the N95 is not that much, so that might be a problem. But the GPS ...
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