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Thursday, March 22, 2007
Nokia N95 has been located
Update 20070327: Ivan Kuznetsov has written a good piece on his impressions of the N95: N95 - it's what computers have become.
Nokia N95 is the first phone from Nokia with integrated GPS, and that supports the Location APIs available in Symbian OS and Java ME, making it a snap to develop location-aware client applications and services. Navigation software is included.
It also has other features of note, including a 5 megapixel camera, and likely good support for recording and viewing videos. It also has HSDPA for snappy downloads. The only thing lacking is an alphanumeric keypad, but if you need that you can get the E90 instead, and some more money.
The N95 is not for everyone with its slightly high price tag, but soon the 6110 will be out, also with integrated GPS, but with slightly weaker multimedia features, and for roughly 200 Euro less. I have a feeling the 6110 could become very popular among users that need basic navigation, and that want to geotag everything in sight.
Nokia launches N95 multimedia computer
Nokia N95 begins shipping
Nokia's N95 now shipping... everywhere but here
As in, not in USA.
Nokia's N95 unboxed
Nokia N95 multimedia computer starts shipping
Nokia N95 Starts Shipping
Update: Nokia ships N95 phone with GPS
Nokia N95 is the first phone from Nokia with integrated GPS, and that supports the Location APIs available in Symbian OS and Java ME, making it a snap to develop location-aware client applications and services. Navigation software is included.
It also has other features of note, including a 5 megapixel camera, and likely good support for recording and viewing videos. It also has HSDPA for snappy downloads. The only thing lacking is an alphanumeric keypad, but if you need that you can get the E90 instead, and some more money.
The N95 is not for everyone with its slightly high price tag, but soon the 6110 will be out, also with integrated GPS, but with slightly weaker multimedia features, and for roughly 200 Euro less. I have a feeling the 6110 could become very popular among users that need basic navigation, and that want to geotag everything in sight.
Nokia launches N95 multimedia computer
Nokia N95 begins shipping
Nokia's N95 now shipping... everywhere but here
As in, not in USA.
Nokia's N95 unboxed
Nokia N95 multimedia computer starts shipping
Nokia N95 Starts Shipping
Update: Nokia ships N95 phone with GPS
