NOKIA N95 vs. Sony Ericsson K850i: Also, does the new N95 phone with 8GB integrated memory have any additional features in comparisson to other models, or just the added flash memory?
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Has more memory, different color, faster processor, able to open/run many programs at once without heavily slowing down your phone. Camera positioning is different from older model.
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The sony Ericsson W518A - I am the same way. I dont want a smart phone, so I have had this phone for a long time and treasure it. All I want to do is talk or text. You can do internet and stuff too if you want. I just choose not to. Its a flip phone and one hand texting. Its simple and very ABC. I also ordered a phone cover that comes in black or red and the feel of it is AMAZING. Ordered them from Mobile Vogue off of Amazon as well as my phones off of amazon from Cells man - bought 2 phones and paid $86. Hope this helps!!!!!!!
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Hello. First of all, this is an obsolete phone and there is no more updates on Android. This one stuck at 2.1 version and if you want a more recent version of operatonal system, it will require to root the phone but the hardware does not support the latest version of android. The 8Gb memory card is NOT part of the original package. Most operator include it for marketing purposes. The QWERTY keyboard is available through settings. If you are thinking on a physical keyboard, there is no such think on this one. I suggest you to go for a more recent equipment.
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"better"...can you elaborate a little more? I am ready to listen. If that's the case I should not hesitate to buy s95.
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I have the N9005 but I think the processor is the only major difference between the two models so I feel like it should work fine.
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BUYER BEWARE!! I asked the same question because there are 3 variations of the Nokia 925. They vary in which frequencies and network types are supported. Check the wikipedia article if you want to know the specifics. Unfortunately many of the sellers don't specify, because apparently they just sell whatever they happen to get and it's your problem, as the buyer. Here is the response from HassleFreeCell verbatim "Since we import these items from many different locations we unfortunately would not be able to guarantee the exact version of the phone that you will receive should you order from us." ?!?? WTH what a bunch of tools. BUYER BEWARE!! I asked the same question because there are 3 variations of the Nokia 925. They vary in which frequencies and network types are supported. Check the wikipedia article if you want to know the specifics. Unfortunately many of the sellers don't specify, because apparently they just sell whatever they happen to get and it's your problem, as the buyer. Here is the response from HassleFreeCell verbatim "Since we import these items from many different locations we unfortunately would not be able to guarantee the exact version of the phone that you will receive should you order... » Read More BUYER BEWARE!! I asked the same question because there are 3 variations of the Nokia 925. They vary in which frequencies and network types are supported. Check the wikipedia article if you want to know the specifics. Unfortunately many of the sellers don't specify, because apparently they just sell whatever they happen to get and it's your problem, as the buyer. Here is the response from HassleFreeCell verbatim "Since we import these items from many different locations we unfortunately would not be able to guarantee the exact version of the phone that you will receive should you order from us." ?!?? WTH what a bunch of tools. « Show Less
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Have you used Belle yet? It's actually not bad at all. I carry and HTC One X alongside an N9 and an N8 (which is pretty low spec from a spec performance standpoint) and the N8 is not bad at all. It is still the camera that is the killer feature but having also used a Nokia 701 with updated hardware I am looking forward to the 808 performing like a 701 with a camera better then the fantastic N8's.We shall see I guess.
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Vishal, do you have an online store? I am interested in Nokia n95 8gb version. But I checked some sites and it says the battery is the BL5F instead of 6F. Please respond to me at esracik@hotmail.com and let me know if you have a store online. I am also looking to purchase a SE W960. Thanks.
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Short answer: No.Longer answer: The 920 is larger in every direction than the 521.Specs for the 521: http://www.nokia.com/us-en/phones/phone/lumia521/specificationsSpecs for the 920: http://www.nokia.com/us-en/phones/phone/lumia920/specifications
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Sorry, but I haven't used the 605. It's worth pointing out, though, that the N810 is completely open. You can install anything you want or write your own software. Most apps on the device are open source and Nokia actively encourages the development of new software. Check out the maemo Garage to see what's available. It's not the best web site, but it should give you an idea of the software that can be installed. https://garage.maemo.org/
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The 9098 is better. Newer, more compact, longer battery life. My other 9096 is about to die, and I'll replace it with the 98.
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No just the regular size or "old" size look on a YouTube revue they'll probably show you if you want visual evidence....good phone that does everything you need it too....but if you got a little extra cash look at the Nokia lumia 920 they just dropped in price and it's a way better phone you can find a used one for like 140 on here good luck
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Use this site to compare......http://www.phonearena.com/phones/Nokia-Lumia-720_id7746There are other web sites where you can compare up to three models side by side to compare specs.
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sorry Cynthia - I am in same boat. I have been told the phone comes with a 4 gb memory, so if you take a lot of pics or a lot of music you many need additional memory. Hope that helps! Terry
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http://www.nokia.com/us-en/phones/phone/lumia925/specifications/Please look at the above link for information.
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USA VERSIONS:N95-3 is the one with removable memory and the 2.6" screen.. N95-4 is the fixed 8 gig one.. 2.8 " screen.. And the 95-4 has newer and better version of firmware.. I believe they are very similar other than this..
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The main difference is that the North American version (N95-4, sold here) uses different frequencies for 3G (UMTS) connectivity from the International version (N95-2). Thus, it is suitable mainly for use with AT&T Wireless in the USA, Rogers in Canada, or Latin American carriers that offer 3G. Also, because the phones use a different firmware images (RM-320 and RM-421 for the N95-2 and N95-4, respectively), the update cycles for each is different. Generally, the N95-2 is better supported by Nokia, with more frequent/newer firmware. The most recent version has an "auto-rotate" feature that uses the internal accelerometer to switch the display orientation between depending on how you are holding the phone - this is still missing in the N95-4 (though you can download third party software such as "RotateMe" from bysamir.fr to get such functionality here as well). Bottom line is that for use in Europe, you want the N95-2, not the N95-4.