Nokia N95

rash.m2k

sockpuppetuk wrote:

Indeed .. I will be first in line when they release the phone.
All it is lacking that I can see is a decent flash like the K800i .. then it would be almost perfect for me.

I think not I WILL be before you! LOL:D

Rip out the K800i flash and sellotape it in!:D

But I suppose you can't have everything

Nemo101

I was upgrading with orange and thats what the rep said at the begining of the month that N-series are unrelible and they dont do them ...

skintscotsman

I would steer clear on any N-series phone now, in fact I am noe tempted to steer clear of Nokia entirely after the countless problems I have had with the N80. I am on replacement number three now (at least! lost count!).

I think I may be investing in a SE next time around, but that won't be for another year as I am on an 18-month contract.

sockpuppetuk

Nemo101 wrote:

I was upgrading with orange and thats what the rep said at the begining of the month that N-series are unrelible and they dont do them ...

The N series ARE unreliable on Orange, purely because of their branding.

sockpuppetuk

skintscotsman wrote:

I would steer clear on any N-series phone now, in fact I am noe tempted to steer clear of Nokia entirely after the countless problems I have had with the N80. I am on replacement number three now (at least! lost count!).

I think I may be investing in a SE next time around, but that won't be for another year as I am on an 18-month contract.

As usual it is always down to user experience, you have had problems so cannot recommend them and I have not so am happy to do so.
I did read somehwere that Sony Ericsson were thinking about bringing out a phone with the Symbian 60 operating system .. now that WOULD be interesting .. a K800i that could run TomTom ... mmmm

nickmack

sockpuppetuk wrote:

As usual it is always down to user experience, you have had problems so cannot recommend them and I have not so am happy to do so.

I've always had Nokia and the missus has always had Sony-Ericsson. I think of the dozen or so phones we've had between us, one Nokia and one SE has been faulty. Phones that have been [STRIKE]b@stardised[/STRIKE] branded by the networks tend to be worse for speed and reliability.

kai666

sockpuppetuk wrote:

Indeed .. I will be first in line when they release the phone.
All it is lacking that I can see is a decent flash like the K800i .. then it would be almost perfect for me.

off course, by the time it comes out, there will be an even better phone out soon that will be worth waiting for, and the n95 will no longer be as good as it is at the moment!

Jarlawuk

From past experience it is best to avoid the first batch of any new nokia n series phone released. Give it a month, they were the worst phones for faulty returns whilst I was working at Phones 4 U, the first batch would have at least 40-50% come back for a exchange for various reasons.

digp

new nokia phones are awful i think

rash.m2k

Jarlawuk wrote:

From past experience it is best to avoid the first batch of any new nokia n series phone released. Give it a month, they were the worst phones for faulty returns whilst I was working at Phones 4 U, the first batch would have at least 40-50% come back for a exchange for various reasons.

Thats good it means I get a new phone after one month!!!!!!!!!!!1