• Nokia N95 is the leader of the multimedia smartphone line by the company, and also the first HSDPA Nseries device. It represents a double sided slider - that means parts slide in both up and down directions.
• The smartphone is equipped with a GPS module and 5MP camera.
• It uses Carl Zeiss optics and allows recording DVD quality video clips (30 fps).
• Other interesting features include a QVGA display showing 16M colours, stereo loudspeaker, 3.5 mm audio connector and a memory slot for microSD. LAN, EDGE and WCDMA, and UPnP (Universal Plug and Play) standards add to HSDPA.

Specification:

General features

• Announced in 2007
•  eGSM 900/1800/1900, WCDMA 2100/HSDPA
•  Battery type 950 mAh Li-Ion (BL-5F)
•  Battery life: talk mode up to 6,5 hours; standby mode up to 220 hours
•  High-contrast graphical display, 2.6", 16M colours (TFT), the   resolution of 240x320 pixels (QVGA)
•  5 dimensional navigation button
•  Run by Symbian OS version 9.1 (interface S60 3 edition, FP1)
•  Weight: 120 gramms
•  Dimensions: 99x53x21 mm

Memory

•   User memory forms about 160 MB
•   Memory connector for miсroSD
•   You can assign a photo to a number
•   For each name you can store Name and Surname (two lines), Company name, Position, Phone number, 
    Mobile, Fax and E-mail address — totally 8 fields. Add any number of fields.
•   No limit on the number of user groups, a capability to assign   a name to several groups at the same time
•   SIM entries are stored separately, so that you can't view   them at the same time with the phone's memory
•   Call lists, no limits on the number of entries, all entries have the type specified besides time and duration. Set a storage period for calls in the list (a month by default)
  

Call management, ringing tones

•  Vibracall
•  64-tones polyphonic call melodies, True Tones,supported
•  Formats include AAC, eAAC+, MP3, RealAudio, WAV, NB-  AMR, WB-AMR (stereo loudspeaker)
•  Voice dial doesn't depend on the pronounciation, no need in recording tags preliminarily
•  Speakerphone
•  Call duration is shown during a conversation
•  Melody editor, assign melodies to names

SMS

•   Predictive call input Т9
•   Message templates (you can change them or add own ones)
•   Sending and receiving graphical messages
•   Concatenated messages

Camera

•   Integrated camera 5.0 MP (the maximum resolution of 2592 x 1944 pixels)
•   Autofocus
•   Records video clips MPEG4/H.263 (the maximum resolution of  640x480 pixels)
•   Flash
•   Digital zoom 20x
•   Effects, macromode
•   Frontal CIF-camera for video calls

  Multimedia

•   Stereo FM-radio, Visual Radio
•   3.5 mm connector for personal earphones
•   Extra buttons for multimedia control
•   3GPP Video Streaming
•   RealOne Player: playback of RealMedia and 3GPP-compatible     files
•   The player supports the following formats: eAAC+, AAC+, M4A,    MPEG-4 ACC LC, LTP, MP3, AMR-NB, AMR-WB, 64 polyphonic MIDI, WMA.
•   Records sound from both linear input and integrated radio
•   Java (MIDP 2.0), 3D API (JSR-184)
•   Themes

Connectivity

•   GPS-module, preinstalled application - Maps, provides more than 100 maps
•   WAP 2.0
•   Bluetooth v.2.0 EDR supports A2DP
•   WiFi (802.11 b/g) (UPnP)
•   GPRS class 10
•   EGPRS (Multislot class 32, class B)
•   E-mail protocols: SMTP, POP3, IMAP4 - attachments
•   MMS
•   Synchronization with PC
•   SyncML
•   SMIL
•   PIM-functions
•   IrDA
•   USB 2.0 via miniUSB (USB Mass Storage)
•   MTP - allows synchronization with Windows Media Player
•   PoC or PTT
•   Instant Messaging
•   VideoCall
  

 Organizer and extras

•  Image and multimedia may be transmitted to the screen of  various gadgets. The cable ends in usual tulip-like       connectors. The following standards are supported: PAL, NTSC.
•  User profiles, temporary profile
•  Time, date
•  Calculator, currency converter
•  Stopwatch (up to 20 intermediate values), countdown timer
•  Organizer supports various events, you can set a reminder
•  To-do list
•  Dictaphone
•  Photoalbum - advanced gallery
•  Games

 mmesNG - Hallo guys :), January 13, 2011

 bitearbinue, February 14, 2011