Nokia N95 8GB

After reading the below posting I see that ATT will not be carrying the new Nokia. How compatible will the email feature and online feature be with ATT? Will there be any problems setting up my AOL email or surfing the web on the phone? Would I be better to buy a blackberry?

I got the N95-3, and I love it, but I though you all might like to know, that the N95 8gb is in at http://www.mobilecityonline.com/wireless/stor e/productdetail.asp?productid=22553stock

This is were I got my N95-3. Enjoy.

i saw an ad for this phone on a billboard (small one) at a bus stop in San Francisco this weekend... does that mean it's coming soon???

i don't recall exactly but i think it said it was available at retailers like best buy...

would love this baby! great upgrade from my 6682 ... which i love and have been waiting for a worthy nokia upgrade to...


anyone else seen these ads? and is it for this 8 gig version or the older one?

Does anyone know or can confirm if AT&T will carry any flavors of the N95?

Does anyone know when the Nokia N95 8gb will come out???

Does anyone know when the new Nokia N95 8GB will come out? I'm so anxious to get one.

I live in California, U.S. I heard that Nokia will release the N95 U.S. version soon. But I don't know whether it will be better or not. Does anyone know? Should I even wait for it to come out? Will it be cheaper or better?

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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Just spoke to a salesman in the NYC flagship store and he informed me that the N95 had just arrived and it is on sale for $699.00. They will not ship and one has to add NYC sales tax to that - ouch.

I have been led to believe that the N95 has an independent GPS system - that is independent from the provider's transmission towers. Quick look at the glossary section of this forum, shows two types of GPS systems. In both cases it says that a signal from a tower, or towers, is necessary for the GPS to work.

Does the N95 have an independent GPS chip that works directly with the satellites, or does it still need a signal from a tower in order to work?

Thank you.

...take THAT, Apple!

does anyone know if this will have stereo bluetooth?

thanks

Anyone know if either of the N95s can be used as a modem if synced up to a laptop or PC? If special software is needed that is not included in the packaging, does anyone know where to obtain it?

I would think that a device this expensive would support 3G in the US too.

Why would they get rid of the camera lens? I just don't understand the logic behind that.

Yup I've finally found my perfect phone. I'm actually gonna terminate my verizon contract and switch to T-mobile for this thing. Yes, yes I know I'm about to spend over a grand for a cell, stupid yes, but do I care; no. Anyone have any insight on when this will be available? 🙂 😁 🤤 😎 🤣 😈 😉

This thing is a beast. Too bad I have no choice but Verizon in my area. Boo. 🙄