Nokia
N95
The original N95’s two-way slider exposes either the numeric keypad or media keys. Its 5MP autofocus camera, GPS, Wi-Fi and 3G connectivity illustrate Nokia’s multimedia-computer approach to S60 phones.
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- Platform
- S60 3rd Edition, Feature Pack 1
- Operating system
- Symbian OS 9.2
At a glance
The original N95’s two-way slider exposes either the numeric keypad or media keys. Its 5MP autofocus camera, GPS, Wi-Fi and 3G connectivity illustrate Nokia’s multimedia-computer approach to S60 phones.
Dates and versions
Announced on 26 September 2006. Nokia announced shipments to key European, Asian and Middle Eastern markets on 22 March 2007; the exact first retail day is unverified. This record follows the original global configuration with WCDMA 2100. North American N95-3 battery, memory and radio specifications are separate.
Use and collecting
The original has a 2.6-inch QVGA display, 64MB RAM, up to about 160MB internal user storage and hot-swappable microSD. Released-device tests identify Symbian OS 9.2 and S60 3rd Edition Feature Pack 1; the early sheet’s “Feature Pack 3.1” wording is not used as the pack name.
Carl Zeiss optics and autofocus accompany the 5MP camera and VGA video at up to 30fps. Stereo speakers, a 3.5mm connector, TV output and FM radio support media use. The original battery is a 950mAh BL-5F. Later firmware changed assisted positioning, card support and software behaviour, so these changes are not all treated as launch capabilities.
References
- Nokia announces N95 — 26 September 2006
- Nokia N95 starts shipping — 22 March 2007
- Nokia N95 manufacturer datasheet (2006)
- All About Symbian — N95 conclusion, 19 April 2007
- All About Symbian — tested N95-to-N86 comparison (2009)
- All About Symbian — N95 US version N95-3 review (2007)
- All About Symbian — seven days with an N95, 21 June 2007
Image credit
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