Nokia, the mobile phone giants, holding the views to connect you to the world faster, to help you navigate swiftly and aid you to realise crisper videos and still images, has introduced Nokia N95 3G Mobile Phone , a revelation in the circumstances. It has in its arsenal, a brilliant 5 MP and MPEG4 VGA video camera, supported by Carl Zeiss optics as well as a Tessar Lens, an effective connectivity part and an obscure GPS side. There is a wide perception that the manufacturers have emphatically tagged this model, a multimedia device than anything else. Other relevant features of the model are exceptionally good.

Navigation?

This part is a bit obscure for the phone, though integrated with a GPS receiver and a downloadable map factor that shows multiple points of interest and main motorway and street names. The company does not give any specific information on navigation. Probably, the model is just a location-based, search device that does not assist in serious satellite-navigation, unlike some other, full GPS-navigation mobile phones like the T mobile compact III mobile phone that employs a SirF StarIII receiver and TomTom maps.

Exceptional Multimedia Features

The phone truly excels in the multimedia sector. A Digital Music Player hogs the limelight here, which promptly supports AAC, AAC+, eAAC+, MP3, MP4A and WMA along with playlists and an advanced equaliser. The output is immediately realised by a built-in handsfree speaker. The stereo based FM radio can be cranked up in a unique Visual Radio mode that not only enables you to listen to any FM stations but also view visual descriptions about the music being played along with interacting opportunities. A contender to this model in the circumstances is the Sony Ericsson W960i Mobile Phone that comes with a rare distinction of a storage capacity of up to 8000 songs in eAAC+ format.

Imaging par Excellence

This capability of the phone to realise explicit images as well as motion clips very much owes to an outstanding Carl Zeiss and Tessar optical lens. A striking feature of which is a macro mode that allows a distance as near as 10 to 50 cm from the lens. A mechanical shutter of 1/1000 to 1/3 sec speed follows the cascade. Finally, you have a CMOS, 5 Mp sensor that visualises the concept of imaging perfection for the model. Other relevant features are multiple colour tones, white balancing modes, flash modes and dual scene modes. Video resolutions comply with VGA standards at 30 fps. Playback option of the model is a Digital Home theme powered by WLAN/UPnP.

Connectivity

The Nokia N95 Bluetooth Mobile Phone is well supported by the advanced connectivity factors like a fast 3G, HSDPA, WLAN, USB 2.0 and Bluetooth features, ably backed up by EDGE and WiFi technologies. These fine factors further enable you to send and receive SMS, MMS and Emails at a brisk pace. Other significant features here are a settings wizard for smooth configuration of push to talk, Email and video sharing and a WLAN wizard. The Apple iPhone Mobile Phone out stands in the connectivity sector though trails in the multimedia part.

Interface, Voice and Call Aspects

The phone runs on a Symbian operating System featuring a S60 3.1 user interface, dedicated keys for media, MM menu along with an active standby screen. An ambient light detector potentiates the TFT display. Call management features of the model includes contacts, speed dialling, Auto Answering, Auto Redial, Fixed Dialling, Conference Calls and Push to Talk. The voice features of the phone also excel with talking ringtones in addition to download options, a smart voice recorder, in-built handsfree and a Voice Commands Identifier.

Technical Specifications of Nokia N95 Mobile Phone