I still have the last non touch flagship s60 series N86 8MP. And it is in my collection with good condition about 98%.
Nokia c6 got me crazy then.. would always sit to think of this phone I just saw on the website. But it was to expensive then so had to opt for Nokia c1.. funny right?.
Those were some great days. Loved the Nokia N95-1 in Sand colour.
The best variant of N95 was the N95-3 which was sold in the USA, it had the large battery of the N95-8GB along with the larger 128mb RAM, while retaining the MicroSD slot and higher PPI 2.6inch screen.
The top dog will always be the Nokia E90 though,that was N95 hardware in the form of a Communicator, less the 5MP camera for a 3MP one though.
Let’s not forget the incredible N82 with N95 hardware, candy bar shape and axe one flash to complement that incredible 5MP Carl Zeiss camera.
Nokia were on a role between 2006-2008, the Nokia N93, N93i, N95, N95-8GB, N82 and E90 were peak Nokia in all available smartphone designs at the time. Glad to have owned some of them and played with some of them, they really pushed boundaries.
Symbian was a great platform but was never given all the resources it required,not enough emphasis was put on the importance of fully fledged and well optimized software and software market, it was a Wild West and some software makers charged crazy prices for not much gain, you really had to pay to play and get burnt by a few, this also spurred on a huge black market for cracked software.
Danish808, 12 Apr 2020I still have N95, N8, 808 Pureview. Proud owner of these Legendary Camera Phones. You are lucky and congratulations on having these incredible devices.
At the time I went for the Sony Ericsson P1i .. good phone and still have it (and it works) .. but the touch was very old near the Apple.
Very good article, I remember the N95 made a huge fuss back then and it was really different. I still think Symbian was great, i liked the E71 and the E6 better- great phones.
Yes, i still have the 8850 as part of my collection. It had the problem of the nails against the keyboard but after find as replacement is there for posterity line new with its beautiful titanium and a beast in its time. A true genuine one.
The cheap crap reproductions from HMD are an insult to the original ones. Today that the cameras are a must, they even can't program a proper image software processing. Partner with Light was the confirmation of their incompetence and incapacity. Only overpriced and crippled hardware is what you can buy from them under the Nokia brand...
A legend of its time. Proud to the owner of Nokia 808 PureView, the greatest of Symbian phone ever. Really loved Nokia N95 design at one point.
Any idea when the real nokia can restart making phones? I think it should be time the microsoft/hmd license expires. Would be great if nokia returns and with a refined symbian or meego. Dont want android anymore and never liked ios or windows. Those were great days without all the google/microsoft spyware. Finland has decent privacy laws and I trust them to produce spyware free phones.
Whackcar, 12 Apr 2020The N series was really something else. Quite a few of the models were best-sellers. N95 was d... moreWell its not around because of the junk phones it released when it was....
The 8GB model is my all-time favourite phone. A non-addictive (early) smartphone, remember those days? My uncle had the 8GB model, my dad had the original which he preferred. Still remember having a small debate on which one was better between me versus my bro and dad. I don't know how to describe what I felt when I saw this article, brain paused in shock or something like that. The N95's are what introduced my interest into smartphones. My dad got his on 26 June 2008, time flies. Still have to take a few seconds to appreciate the beauty of the N95 8GB, it's irresistable in a way.
I still have N95, N8, 808 Pureview. Proud owner of these Legendary Camera Phones.
I had the N95 8gb and also N73 music edition. Both were superb phone.
N95 8gb was amazing as a gaming device and watching movies OTG.
I also used to download PC games(10gb as 1gbnsplits) using 3G:)
Nokia N95 was a super phone,but it was the phone the down turned Nokia,as after a couple of months the slider became to wobbly,and then it was a good for Samsung to become more popular as the D500 & D900 were phones with a spring up slider that never went wobbly and were so thin and the phone sprung up so quick,Nokia seem to go onto a bad run and Samsung phones became more popular,everyone still wants Nokia competing more with Apple & Samsung in the modern times but HMD seem to use weaker chips in there Nokia phones
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