The real question is what impact the Apple iPhone will actually have on the overall mobile market. After all, the iPhone isn’t billed as a mobile phone or mobile device - but as a “revolutionary way to manage your life”.
The real question is what impact the Apple iPhone will actually have on the overall mobile market. After all, the iPhone isn’t billed as a mobile phone or mobile device - but as a “revolutionary way to manage your life”.
Nokia N95 Gear | Cell Phones | On-off Don't call the new Nokia N95 a phone — it's "an all-in-one multimedia computer," according to the company. And the N95 ($700; Q1 2007) has the specs to back up that description. The headset features the S60 software on Symbian OS with web browser and email client, a 2.6" QVGA display, integrated GPS functionality, and a 5-megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss optics, giving you the ability to capture print quality photos and DVD-like video clips. Designed for HSDPA networks (with support for WLAN, EDGE and WCDMA networks), the N95 also offers built-in stereo speakers, a standard 3.5mm audio jack, and a slick 2-way slide concept — a numeric keypad slides out from one end while dedicated media keys slide out from the other, converting the display into full screen landscape mode.