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Will there be a Nokia N95 with 1900 MHz 3G?

March 23, 2007 by Stefan Constantinescu - 1 Comment

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Jonathan Greene found this little tidbit:

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Guidewire Connection has just learned via a trusted source within Nokia that the new N95 Smartphone, which is just now beginning to be released across the pond in Europe, is also being produced with a 1900-MHz model – the band that HSDPA runs on here in the USA.

Long used to being the red-headed stepchild here in the U.S. when it comes to high-end mobile devices, one has to wonder if the decision to finally release a truly ground-breaking phone – the N95 represents Nokia’s current state-of-the-art – was at least in part motivated by the launch of Apple’s iPhone.

According to the source, Nokia and Cingular have yet to officially come to an agreement on this device; however, it is reasonable to assume that such an agreement must be at least under negotiation.

After the bullshit Cingular pulled with the N75 I severely doubt that Nokia is willing to go through that again with the N95.

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