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N95 8GB Owners - were you too hasty? |
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N95 8GB Owners - were you too hasty?
With the superb N96 on the way do you not wish you'd waited? You'll not be in your upgrade period when the new phone is launched!
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The N96 could turn out to be buggy as hell. It's unproven yet. Ok the chances of it bombing are unlikely but this is one of the reasons Tmobile never get the latest phones the day they're released - they'd rather wait until all problems are ironed out.
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Yes that's Orange's excuse too.
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With the superb N96 on the way do you not wish you'd waited? You'll not be in your upgrade period when the new phone is launched!
Nokia phones are buggy as anything, they release them way to early these days, i will be able to upgrade by the time this phone is released but im not getting it based on nokia's i have had.. N80, N95 etc.. Rubbish, lesson learned! |
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I can't see any real difference between the N96 and N95 models. More memory, but you can stick a large SD card in anyway.
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it has only just been announced, to be honest im happy with my phone at the moment. and i have 3 contracts so upgrade is never an issue
i try to get 3/6 phones a year.
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this the nature of technology. there's always something better around the corner.
shortly after the N96 comes out the nest one will be announced. you'd never buy if you waited like that. |
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It would be strange if the UK networks decided to range this product though, as the major selling factor is the DVB-H support and there is no UK support this.
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this the nature of technology. there's always something better around the corner.
shortly after the N96 comes out the nest one will be announced. you'd never buy if you waited like that.
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There shouldn't be any real problems with the N96, which is little more than a N95 in a cheaper casing and twice the flash memory.
The firmware is pretty sound, and when an operator brands the phone it shouldn't mess things up if done properly. Nokia (and others) will already have all of the custom packages ready to install (different icon sets, themes, home screen, preset contact numbers, web/wap/mms profiles etc). Anyone that has done any debranding of a phone will probably have used software that can alter many aspects of the phone. Some will let you do even more customisation than any network ever would! In other words, when a network says they're not taking it because they're waiting for bugs to be ironed out, it means they weren't first to the table to place an order. When they're shunted to the back of the queue, they'll invariably make up excuses along the lines of problems to stop you buying one elsewhere. After all, why would you buy the N96 on T-Mobile if Orange is telling everyone it's got problems! |
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i try to get 3/6 phones a year.
