best regard :bopheak

On my 3 rd one I have fanally installed Internet Radio from nokia using the the N95 1.02 version which works with all mp3 radio stations but will not work with any aac + stations which is wierd ?.

The lan connection kept cutting off until we had a nokia crash and now seems to hold its net connection, the blue tooth works in full quality prob as this one uses version 2 bluetooth so I can listen to mp3 stations with my bluetooth car radio.

Bugs…

poss white screen of death unless you get a good one lol

no normal headphone socket ?? why

pain up the butt to install as all you get is certificate error ???

“better than N95″ NO ?? the batt lasts longer but thats all.

Good cheap base entry for symbian phone but Nokia fix the bugs first please as this could be a good phone of you sort the Operating SYS out first.

Ok we got quick bluetooth button but most people are not worried about that thay are nore interested in the thing working properly ???

Cpu speed? quicker than what if it dont install and work properly ?? so the N95 says what it does on the box apart from the batt but it works almost 100 % stable E51 60% stable and the worst Nokia symbian that I have had so far.

Regards

Wow. Things that I expect to be hassle just keep working just like that.. Like:

- It new Gmail’s pop & smtp settings which I always forget (esp. the type of encryption they use.

- “Printers”.. .hmm wonder what that does.. O-kay.. define printer, our office main HP laserjet.. ok.. IP, I know that.. ‘Done’…. Print… It PRINTS, wirelessly to our office printer!! I’ve had more trouble doing that in Windows or Linux..!

- My wireless bluetooth keyboard……..that I bought a couple years ago… just works!! It’s supported by the phone without needing to install software. It talks you through pairing it, and it works!

Now the only thing that persists in being nasty is the Mail for Exchange stuff, with which in theory I should be able to connect to my company’s Exchange server and sync . . . This is just a bit weird, I made sure I downloaded the latest version (2.3) but it doesn’t seem very polished. Like it removed the existing Gmail account I set up, and when changing your password it then also losed a bunch of its settings which you then have to set up again. So the jury is still out on that one. It’s not a make or break feature though, it syncs with Outlook just fine through the usual Sync after all.

Yes it has a flight mode, it’s the ‘offline’ profile and disables the network. It looks like it also disables wifi though.

You can change the font size. Screen real estate isn’t missive obviously, so i select a pretty small font to use. Still deciding if i like browsing in landscape mode. Also note that different fonts may be used in different markets, so if you’re in a non western country but not using the local language then it may be worth getting a standard English firmware installed.

The sharp key is now used instead of a pencil key to copy and paste. I guess that would work best for left handed people as the thing is on the right side of the phone where you’d normally have your thumb on the D pad, but it’s okay.

Oh yes, the speed improvement from the new cpu is very welcome too! Funny how with computers everyone is focussed on cpu but never for phones..

Multimedia: music quality is good for me, though the specs say that a music phone like n82 should sound better. With standard mp3’s though i doubt you’d hear the difference. It does not come with a 2.5 to 3.5 jack adapter, but that doesn’t sound like something Radio Shack can’t solve quickly and cheaply..

Will post more observations soon.