Two of the biggest-selling high-end phones are disappointing customers. LG Prada, which have been leading the Mobile Tracker chart since its release in April. The usual complaints about the LG Prada seems the most serious one: the touchscreen interface is hard to use, especially during emergencies. Users are finding it impossible to access the keypad. They keep forgetting which button to push. Using voicemail and auto-preselect buttons is also an annoyance in the LG Prada. LG Prada’s attractions - the touchscreen and the Prada name - is losing steam and Nokia’s 5 megapixel, HSDPA, WiFI, GPS superphone has surpassed it on the Mobile chart. For three weeks now, the N95 has enjoyed the top spot. Users complain about battery life and the built-in GPS, however.
It may be difficult for manufacturers to admit but they may have to say it sooner or later: these superphones have more vulnerabilities and Achilles heels than a sickly child.
May 12th, 2007 at 8:55 am
Hej,
I have a N95:
-the phone call quality could be better (maybee a firmwares)
-the camera quality is fine but with a real xenon flash we could be hapier
-the gps and it apps is ok but it take a while befor to get a position
-the phone itself is maybe too week because of a use of a very basic plastic
-and for finnish the two way slide is not the thing who make a great difference. But it s still cool to be able to read document on horizontal way
- the screen is great
-the connections are the best (mini-usb, IR,BlueT, WIFI, 3G and etc)
I have been to some forum and it seem like am lucky because many others have very differents troubles but mine is working just fine.
But it still doenst worth the price.
Al Fais
May 12th, 2007 at 2:40 pm
As usual these guy are some of the first to get this whole all-in-one thing rolling.. it’ll get a while to get it right…
but for all those who want to jump the coolest new thing, the N95 seems to be a better choice so far.
May 13th, 2007 at 7:32 am
The all-plastic casing was the real turn off for me. Sure, it makes the phone lighter but for such an expensive phone I’d feel better with some stainless steel reinforcement.
October 15th, 2007 at 9:06 am
[...] has changed some from the original 3G/HSDPA (only for Europe), 8GB phone that we have dubbed the “multimedia king” or some such name. Besides delivering 3G/HSDPA to U.S. customers and a muscular 8GB memory, the new [...]
February 14th, 2008 at 1:38 am
gps auto tracker…
It is small and inexpensive, but offers up all sorts of options that will meet your navigation needs with amazingly great power. This unit is unique and convenient as it has a click to enter scroll wheel making it easy to select your destinations….
April 17th, 2008 at 11:55 am
Hi,
what i iam looking for is a real crack or patch for nokia map program to stop that protection.
the voice and the guidnace in Nokia N95 8G works only for 3 days for free!!
After that you have to pay alot for them< which is not acceptable.
So Any Idea how to make the thing free forever?!!
And i will preciate that.
Your sin.
Abdullah