Dusan: It’s all about the features!
By Dusan Belic on Tuesday, March 20th, 2007 at 4:16 PM PST In Will vs Dusan
Hey Will, have you read our today’s posts? I want to point out the list of top 5 Symbian smartphones? The N95 topped it. I know you’re not following the Symbian world, so I’ll briefly introduce this ass-kicking device to you.
First the single sentence overview. Ready? Here goes – it is a device that reflects how the Windows Mobile-based smartphones will look like within 2 years. 
And I really mean it. The N95 packs a 2.6″ QVGA screen, a Bluetooth and WLAN connectivity options and a 5 MP camera. Now Will, I can’t remember any Windows Mobile-device sporting such camera. Am I wrong? And I forgot to mention that you can take a DVD-like video in 30 fps with it.
Why I’m pointing out all this? Well, as both of us are gadget freaks, we love to have a single device sporting all the possible features. And the Nokia (NYSE: NOK) N95 is right on target… It’s the best Symbian phone on the market!
in short N95 -> “This is what computers have become”
video – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U-PxHUdur9Q
http://www.gearlog.com/2007/01/windows_mobile_5_vs_symbian_se_2.php
Am I the only one who thinks the N95 is seriously lacking a qwerty keyboard? I’m with you though Dusan, the N95 is going to be amazing. How can windows mobile even compare…
The QWERTY keyboard would make the N95 bulky. Plus, Nokia doesn’t want to sell its business features – but multimedia. If you really need it, get a Bluetooth keyboard.
The N95 is lacking a VGA 640×480 screen. This is very important to me. Also, a keyboard would be very important.
My HTC Universal has all these features.
I don’t care about a 5 Mpx camera, in fact I don’t need a camera at all.
Also, you can’t find multitab browsing software for Nokia S60 – Opera kind-of-does-it, but it can’t be compared with MultiIE on WM 5…