Nokia N95 reviewed VI, The conclusion
April 20, 2007 by Dario Soltani
Steve at AAS published the final last words of their great Nokia N95 review series.
“At heart, the N95 is a fairly straightforward S60 3rd Edition smartphone, at least in terms of software, with the basic S60 PIM applications, the read-only version of Quickoffice and Nokia’s Nseries picture and video editing suite. But what’s different about this device is the hardware, on just about every level. The fast processor and 3D graphics accelerator mean that most applications are snappy and video playback (and games) are blissfully smooth. And there’s a pretty full list of audio and video codecs supported (WMV and DivX video excepted), so multimedia compatibility is rarely a problem. Note that microSD support is currently limited to 2GB, but this will be fine for 99% of users.” Read the entire article here!
Earlier articles in this series consisted of:
- Part 1 - The navigator (smart2go)
- Part 2 - The music
- Part 3 - The camera
- Part 4 - The camcorder
- Part 5 - The battery
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