Nokia N96 - user opinions and reviews
- khurram jalil
- PAm
Hi friend
i am using this mobile fone i m not satisfy with this mobile it is very costly.nokia 3310 is good mobile as compare to this phone.we can buy china phone in cheap rates
- sme1
- 25L
this is really gr8 but nokia why not a touch screen ....... Please take out atouch1
- rawas
- mJD
can i say WOW this phone is the most amazing thing i have ever seen
- Eddy
- mcy
I just want to thank Nootz the way he summarised a reply to one of the Nokia critics. Why the word choice? A manufacturer produces a number of products or varieties for one to choose. If a product is produced with all the necessary features, why the latest model or product?
We should not complain anything as far as mobile phones are concerned. Be it Nokia, SE, Samsung, Motorolla, etc. BUY YOUR CHOICE. They are with different prices that matches categories of income earners.
Thanks all. Stay blessed.
- Anonymous
- UeQ
The "Volume:92cc" is the size of the phone,
not loudness of speaker.
What are you want? A loudly sound weapon?
Double LED can allow to get light while taking video,
if you use Xenon Flash to do that, you will burn up the phone.
- Anonymous
- Nxs
wow dis seem lyk a great phone hope its good as it looks
- bakker
- PHf
the king
- The_Nootz
- pkq
To Steve J
It is indeed a pleasure to exchange ideas. Howeveer, I think it's you who is "regressive" this time.
It is irrelevant to compare a PocketPC such as your HTC to this multimedia device. Although the N96 is indeed capable of dealing with Office (read/edit) and with all sorts of things which involve typing, an eventual QWERTY would not have something of an impact (except for you and "others alike").
You said yoursef that the N93 was a bulky phone. Imagine an N96 with QWERTY. N93 would be a needle compared to that(in size).
If Nokia were to satisfy every single customer that was dreaming for something more, it should bring to the market custom phone series for each, and it would end bankrupt. (^_^) Be realistic man.
- Anonymous
- TXw
The speakers are only 92cc, while on N95 8gb they're 96, damn.
- Anonymous
- vuf
It could have been better if N96 is designed to be a touchscreen handset and also could do more than just what is currently armed with N95 in terms of application tools.
- allam
- PTx
N82 seems better with its xenon flash. Why do Nokia always keep something from their old stuff in newer phones like this? This phone could have been complete with xenon flash. Shame on you Nokia!!!
- Chris
- S35
Zayeed, you are incorrect. It does have 16Gb memory.
I have copy and pasted the below info directly from Nokia.co.uk
16GB internal flash memory, plus microSD memory card slot (hot swappable) for expandability and flexibility
- megaman
- M3s
wot a beauty,thtat's wwot am talkin about, thank you god
- nova
- 2SV
Is any new highend product in the pipeline of N95/96 caliber with the touch screen facilities like iPhone from Nokia's basket? please let me know the launch time? I specially want Wi-Fi,bluetooth, EDGE, 3G, 5 MP camera, and TV display.
- Shuvo_From_NSU_Bangl
- u10
this is really special and so much attractive.one of best creatures of NOKIA.i just want to have this set. may anyone please let me know about the price of this set?
- endlessz
- wrd
I have just read the statements or rather..the "arguments" that were going on between Steve and Ying..
but i'd have to say i agree with Ying
u can't compare a smartphone with a PDA
and also if u're so insisted on having a qwerty on the phone, why not take a look at the bluetooth keyboard nokia has produced?
if u reckon that'a a burden to take it along with u, then just go and stick the E series, like E90 or E61i, as they have those full qwerty pads
p.s if it were me, and i cant decide between which to get, or which ones better (smartphone or pda in this case), then i'll just get both of them, save u the trouble ;P
- endlessz
- wrd
i was wondering, since N81..
where did the "pencil" button go?
is there a replacement for it?
since i use it a lot to edit certain texts..
please someone tell me
- AGC
- qJ%
@ steve j
they should combine N and E and call the new series NEO haha
- Steve J
- fuN
How are you Ying? It is always a pleasure to exchange ideas. Yet I cannot see why you feel that the N96 is primed for video performance. 1)It does not have optical zoom. 2)It does not record video in stereo. 3)It is incapable of playing full versions of videos in websites such as CNN and Youtube. This phone ships with Flash Lite 3 which can only play the "dumbed down" mobile version of Youtube. Serious work needs to be done on the browser to enable it to access full version videos on websites.
The Nokia phone that was primed for video was the N93. I have this phone. It's a great phone but alas, Nokia made the mistake of making it too thick and heavy.
Nokia like to call the N series multimedia computers. Multimedia implies photography, video and narrative. Look at magazines and newspapers; they are part of the multimedia and they are adhesive to text; that is text, pictures and video go hand in hand; they form a line of synergy. You cannot divorce text from multimedia. You cannot divorce a QWERTY from a multimedia device. To do so would be to produce a unit that will underperform because it cripples text input. The user will find it difficult to text; even to write in the vernacular will now become an arduous task.
Ying, there is no point in placing document viewing, editing and creating facilities if you cripple the keypad by making it inadequate T9. The N series or N concept is a fluid one. It is not cast in stone. It is not the Decalogue. Note that not every E series has a QWERTY. Likewise not every N series should have T9. The HTC S730 is a wonderful example of wisdom and compromise. If Nokia had designed it there would have been dancing in the streets all night but because HTC is not ubiquitous the S730 has had a lukewarm reception. The S730 design coupled with N series features will allow the user to create vivid life accounts in sound, pictures and text. Users would learn to speed type in english or a vernacular language. Customer satisfaction would be guaranteed. If this means sidestepping the E and N series and forming a new hybrid eg NE then so be it!
- rod
- Pnd
good aparel, very job the nokia, why come in the market? i don´t see the time por buy this aparel.
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