Nokia N95 or HTC Touch P3450 ?

[Naughty]

Anybody has experience with both?

I need GPS, Nokia has that built in, but for a few bucks you can get a bluetooth receiver, so that is okay. I aslo want a planner/agenda.

[Naughty]

Nobody had both?

[Stephen McTowelie]

Originally Posted by Naughty

Nobody had both?

Well i ve got the N95 i thinks its a great phone loads of really cool features and apps, and even if you think you wont use the camera much you will , its takes really high quality pics and a really good video the only down side is no optical zoom but then what phone does ?
Dont mean to sound like a nokia salesman but its a great phone only down side is the battery life lasts about a day ! If you use lots of features but then thats why they invented chargers !

[justsexxx]

Why do you need GPS? For the car? If so, buy a different unit for the car....Because phone navigation sucks. Screen is small, battery life. When you wanna call and drive, when your GF drives your car, and needs a GPS etc etc...Just my 2 cents

SO buy a PHONE, and buy a different GPS device....

[Naughty]

Originally Posted by justsexxx

Why do you need GPS? For the car? If so, buy a different unit for the car....Because phone navigation sucks. Screen is small, battery life. When you wanna call and drive, when your GF drives your car, and needs a GPS etc etc...Just my 2 cents

SO buy a PHONE, and buy a different GPS device....

I already have a separate Tomtom in my car, it is a pda, but i want it all combined. Screens aren't that small these days either. Like 3inch or so.

You have a point about battery life, but so does Stephen ;)

[Neal]

Agreed i also have the N95 and it is really good for something so small.. The camera is 5 MP which i use more than my stand alone camera.. The GPS is OK it got me through France last month.. The way it slides oopen in either portrait or landscape is really handy for watching movies..

Also like the way Nokia meus work as well

[Violetta]

Im getting the N95 next month LOOKING forward to it!

[drjones]

Originally Posted by Naughty

Anybody has experience with both?

I need GPS, Nokia has that built in, but for a few bucks you can get a bluetooth receiver, so that is okay. I aslo want a planner/agenda.

Well, I'm gonna be the odd man out here, and say I will never buy a Nokia again.

This comes after owning a N80 and N91. I used to love Nokia/Symbian OS phones, but problem after problem has chipped away at my goodwill.

I just cant help but feel ripped off after purchasing a high dollar Nokia, and I am even sucker enough to buy the iPhone and be happy about it.

Their high-end phones look amazing on paper, but always seem to fall short for me in real life. Slow, bug ridden, convoluted user interface. They skimp on the CPU and RAM to cram all the other crap in there, so the phones are usually very sluggish. Performance on all Nokias I have had consistently degrades over time.

[justsexxx]

I'm going for the Samsing I620..Take a look at that phone

[Stephen McTowelie]

Originally Posted by Naughty

I already have a separate Tomtom in my car, it is a pda, but i want it all combined. Screens aren't that small these days either. Like 3inch or so.

You have a point about battery life, but so does Stephen ;)

LOL stephen i wish i could have just had towlie as a nickname !
Anyway the point about the battery life be short on the nokia when using the gps features is true although its long enough to use for short journeys no problem like a tomtom but like a tom tom i usually charge it in the car its pretty easy really
Plus nokia really does have the best software and i keep finding loads of new apps for it.

Like one app that lets you use it as a webcam etc its got all the best features of about 5 gadgets !

[zand_stein]

well for me N95 is great.....
its like a computer in a small package...........
but it depends upon your decission which is more convenient to you.....
disregard the the price.......
what matters is the quality............