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Nokia N95 GPS phone feels good

Coming soon

By Fuad Abazovic

Wed Jan 17 2007, 14:09

NOKIA trumpeted its upcoming N95 handset last week. We had one in our hands for a fiddle and liked what we saw.

This is probably the hottest phone to come in in the first half of 2007.

The handset is a candy-bar design and the interface looks just the same as and Symbian S60 phone.

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It has a five mega-pixel camera, and even with its GPS navigation with antenna inside it is not big and bulky as you would expect.

The Nokia chaps who showed us it couldn't tell us a date for its retail availability but the aim is for Q1. It is a highly anticipated model and if the battery life is good it will live up to expectations.

We wonder what Sony Ericsson and Motorola plans to do against this baby. µ

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