Nokia trial turns N95s into traffic sensing tools

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xbit @ Feb 9th 2008 7:06AM

Is there anything the N95 can't do?

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Steffen Jobbs @ Feb 9th 2008 9:18AM

Get great battery life and fit comfortably in your pocket would be the only drawbacks. I'm not knocking this phone one bit since it's one of the finest full-featured handsets money can buy. I wish I had a need for one.

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Eric @ Feb 9th 2008 9:54AM

Receive text and mms messages, at least with AT&T!

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hamad @ Feb 9th 2008 12:45PM

Eric
mayb in the US it doesn't do that
but it do everything in Europe, MENA, ,,, ,,,,,

the only problem with it is the battery

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Mach3 @ Feb 9th 2008 3:19PM

Eric - not sure how you have your phone set up, but I've been using both a N95, a N95-3 and soon a N95-3 NAM on the AT&T network and SMS and MMS works exactly the way it's supposed to.

The only service I don't have access to (haven't really tried either) is the old Cingular Video app.

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