a N95 Is it worth buying for �230, my older brother has it on contract he does not want it and he will sell me it for that amount worth it? also i know some little things bout the n seriec v3 becuase i had a n73, i would also like to know, can i use the same applications as used on the n73? as they both are on the same operating system or wateva lol, and also one thing i would appreciate some info on
whats with the navigation?
i do like the offer T MOBILE offer which is for �1 for a whle days surfing!!
so if i use the naviagation will be der more costs? and will it charge me more becuase the nokia uses HDSCA<<SOMETHING like dat but i hope u know what i mean? if i get reasonable answers then i wud love to buy that fone, is a 4gb card worth fopr 37.99? thanks in advance.
kay-c wrote:a N95 Is it worth buying for £230, my older brother has it on contract he does not want it and he will sell me it for that amount worth it? also i know some little things bout the n seriec v3 becuase i had a n73, i would also like to know, can i use the same applications as used on the n73? as they both are on the same operating system or wateva lol, and also one thing i would appreciate some info on whats with the navigation?
i do like the offer T MOBILE offer which is for £1 for a whle days surfing!!
so if i use the naviagation will be der more costs? and will it charge me more becuase the nokia uses HDSCA<<SOMETHING like dat but i hope u know what i mean? if i get reasonable answers then i wud love to buy that fone, is a 4gb card worth fopr 37.99? thanks in advance.
I think £230 is a fair price, particularly as your brother will be able to have it repaired under warranty if anything goes wrong with it later. If it's locked to one network, pay him £20 extra and get the handset unlocked before you buy.
99% of N73 apps should work fine on the N95.
The inbuilt GPS receiver is cool, but the free Nokia MAPS app is crap. There is a version of Route66 which supports the internal GPS receiver, and also WayFinder supports it. However TomTom (the best GPS app in my view) currently does not support the internal GPS receiver.
The £37.99 4Gb card is not a bad price but ask what read/write speed it supports. Some of the cheaper 4Gb cards only support 2mb/sec transfers, which is very slow and could affect 3D map drawing performance with GPS apps.
Hope this info helps?
dez_borders wrote:I think �230 is a fair price, particularly as your brother will be able to have it repaired under warranty if anything goes wrong with it later. If it's locked to one network, pay him �20 extra and get the handset unlocked before you buy.99% of N73 apps should work fine on the N95.
The inbuilt GPS receiver is cool, but the free Nokia MAPS app is crap. There is a version of Route66 which supports the internal GPS receiver, and also WayFinder supports it. However TomTom (the best GPS app in my view) currently does not support the internal GPS receiver.
The �37.99 4Gb card is not a bad price but ask what read/write speed it supports. Some of the cheaper 4Gb cards only support 2mb/sec transfers, which is very slow and could affect 3D map drawing performance with GPS apps.
Hope this info helps?
thanks man much appreicated it has helped a lot, i am, really confused bout the navigation tho, but it has helped didnt know bout the card thing thanks for that man!! could of bout myself a crap one, and i wud of most propapbly blamed the phone lol, but thanks man!!