As the Nokia N95 made its debut, many termed it as the 'King of Nseries'. Much has been said about the imaging capability of the Nokia N95, but equally interesting and appealing is its GPS system. Undoubtedly, the Nokia N95 stands apart in realms of pure portability and ease of communication.
As the Nokia N95 made its debut, many termed it as the 'King of Nseries'. The device sure lives up to the tag, for it strike a perfect balance between design and functionality to pose as a super phone, smartphone. It comes with a novel dual slider mechanism and has enhanced ergonomics to multiply its multimedia prowess. Chief amongst its features are a whooping 5 MP camera, GPS navigation system, a good music player and 3G technology.
Much has been said about the imaging capability of the Nokia N95, but equally interesting and appealing is its GPS system. The GPS which goes by the name 'Maps' is very different from other portable navigators, or previous sat-nav phones from Mio and HP. The Nokia N95 downloads local mini-maps, routes and even voice commands on the fly. Each map covers a decent area of 0.5 miles around, so the users are on a reasonable mobile Internet tariff. Just like the Google Earth, the map opens on an image of Earth from space, which swoops smoothly once the GPS aerial lock on – a real splendor to watch. The Nokia N95 covers maps of around 100 countries. The GPS is quite sensitive and is able to locate itself even through windows.
The GPS of Nokia N95 offers all the standard sat-nav features. This includes route planning, search and local points of interest (such as restaurants, shopping malls etc). Once the GPS is activated, the route planning takes place in few seconds, complete with turn by turn information. For some extra information, the users can avail the benefit of 3G and download data from the online world. The sat Nav can be used both while walking as well as driving. Though the GPS works better when walking. It offers louder, faster, better speed-camera info and actually is able to search for destinations.
Undoubtedly, the Nokia N95 stands apart in realms of pure portability and ease of communication.
LG KF510 - The attention-grabber Phone
The LG KF510 is way above the ordinary with its extremely elegant exterior and equally robust interior. It is extremely light and slim weighing just 91 grams. The phone is practically bulging with novelties enough to be reasons for the envious looks.
Share files with Bluetooth phones
The various mobile phone companies are manufacturing great handsets which consist of Bluetooth services for better connectivity with outer world. The majestic phones with Bluetooth services let one to transfer and exchange their information with each other. Bluetooth mobile machines also allow users to exchange information to other Bluetooth containing printers to get their printing needs fulfilled.
FM Mobile Phones: Galoring with radio options
The FM enabled mobile phones help the users to enjoy great music round the clock accompanied with the latest news with the most recent updates and chat shows. With a FM feature in the mobile phone, one does not need to carry a music system along with them. The FM phones have several merits to their credit.
