Nokia N95 or iPhone

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sk8erkater

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They're for 2 complete different uses. The main questions to ask are:

Can I live without...
3rd party apps?
GPS?
5MP camera?

And most importantly...

Do I want to leave T-Mobile for AT&T?

As for similar capabilities... no. The N95 has many more features and all the basics every other phone has.
 
Althought the iPhone is new and cool. I would get the N95 as it is probably more reliable. Also the user interface is awesome and has a grip of features.
 
I want to get a new phone and don't know which of the two is better. I've been told that both have similar capabilities, except that the iPhone has a touch screen display. Your input is appreciated.
 
Alot of WM6 ROM's have already been released, and leaked. My P3300's ROM isnt officially out, but XDA developers already got a hold of the release from HTC. I'm using WM6 and my TomTom6 works flawlessly fine.
 
Highline maybe you can help me with this. I currently have a palmTreo with windows mobile and I like how my upcoming appointments and tasks are displayed on the main screen.

Does the n95 (or symbian OS) also do this?
 
ssstraub said:
How about a battery life comparison.

Talk time
iPhone: 8 hours
N95: 4 hours

Standby
iPhone: 10.5 hours
N95: 9 hours

Music playback
iPhone: 24 hours
N95: 4 hours

Don't know where you got those figures from but I don't think the Standby figures are anywhere near correct. Did you mean Days instead of Hours?

And the N95 uses as much juice playing music as it does talking? lol.
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It is QWERTY, there is nothing "so-called" about it.

I would rather have the on screen keyboard (which I was able to adapt to in about ten minutes in the store) than the numeric keypad.

I still have to look at small keyboards/keypads when I am typing. Apparently, I don't have the Matt Murdock-like abilities of most cell phone users...
 
I would think the iphone would be better overall for messaging and typing emails, but i have gotten pretty good at predictive text, once you are familiar with letting the device form the word for u, you are good to go, also if u hit the pund key it changes the word also.
 
Here's my breakdown for typing texts on mobile devices:

Full QWERTY keyboard (via bluetooth) > Full Qwerty keypad > half qwerty (like the pearl) >= iPhone touch screen keyboard >> T9/iTap >>> typing on a touch screen w/ stylus.

The touch screen on the iPhone does take some getting use to, but once I got the hang of it I can type away at it like a pro. I do find it much easier to type w/ 2 thumbs in the landscape orientation than the portrait, but for now at least it is only available in the Safari browser.

Even in the portrait keyboard orientation though I find it much easier, faster and less error free typing on that than a numeric keypad with t9, especially if I have to work with punctuation.
 
Hope this works, but here is alink of the n95 video capablities, pretty damn good for a phone, as a matter of fact very usable for lots of things.

http://www.thecreativelifeblog.com/ ok well it didnt give a direct link, but on that blog u can veiw videos taken by the n95. Please give me an honest opinion of what u guys think.
 
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