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And 16GB of storage? Neither here nor there - literally. Serious musophiles have 80GB iPods, otherwise 8GB will do you for many days of listening.
Sorry, but having roughed one up for a while, I am singularly unimpressed with the N96. Not enough, too late.
As James Qik'd, the graphics is a backward step while Super Monkey Ball shows the way on the iPhone.
And don't get me started on the awful, awful keypad. When we KNOW tactile feedback is king, that in-the-pocket or under-the-desk entry is important for many, they go and make it completely FLAT..
N96 = a flaming great pile of meh.
Oh, and the plastic kickstand will last all of 6 minutes in real life.
my n95 is bomb proof, has been dropped, abused and genrally beaten about
and is still solid.
you say 16gb is too much storage and it should have 8gb, which is one of the funniest things i have ever read on a technology website, then slate the keyboard after praising an iphone. do you read through your posts before you press the submit button?
or maybe you've either a) never really held a real life n96 but wish you had, or b) quite obviously never tried to "tactile feedback is king" under-the-desk txt msg on the iphone.
just hilarious. let the phone come out before you slate it.
The device has been in circulation for months - plenty of people have had hands-on pre-production.
I'm on an N95 old skool - so may well go this route - but I'm still wondering about the tube and its as yet unknown n-series big brother. oh and what ever android has to throw at us.
Can you remember if there was any physical 3 branding on the devices that were on display? For example the N95 8GB has a small 3 logo above the camera.
Thanks.
Nokia standard. But that might change with the actual production units!