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4 Responses to “Nokia N95 or Apple Iphone?”

1. 1 matthew bennett
   May 1st, 2008 at 4:26 pm

   Hmm… I own a Nokia N95-3 and a 4GB iPhone. Each has their strengths and weaknesses.

   How is the iPhone better than the N95? How about full keyboard? Dual-touch screen? Home button? Zoomable web browser? Install apps from feeds! Auto-rotate? How about being able to playback mp4 and h.264 files with no conversion?

   Sure the iPhone is stuck on Edge, but typing web addresses into T9 sucks, so the iPhone is still a faster web browser.

   So many Nokia or Apple fanboys want to poke at the competitor, but in the iPhone vs N95 case, each has strengths and weaknesses.

2. 2 A Prodigal reader
   May 5th, 2008 at 10:33 am

   Excellent response Matthew. There’s no answer to the N95 vs iPhone question. As you say, they both have strengths and weaknesses. Overall, I would choose the iPhone but that’s just me. I fully understand and respect that many other would go for the N95. It’s a stunning phone. Thank God for competition and variety!!

3. 3 Neil Boothman
   May 18th, 2008 at 5:32 pm

   I can only agree with Matthew really, I personally couldn’t do without many of the N95’s features (I own only a standard N95-1) which the iPhone lacks but I’d kill for the iPhones web browsing experience and UI on my N95. I know many people couldn’t do with the limited storage capacity the N95 has to offer but a 4GB MicroSD card is fine for me for the timebeing.

   Just to correct somethings though, the N95 does playback H.264 MP4’s fine so long as they’re no larger than 320×240 px in my experience with the Podcasting application and with either the new fandangled firmare or third-party software the N95 does auto-rotate.

   N.

4. 4 Nona Maas
   May 28th, 2008 at 12:01 pm

   My Motorola SCN2453A blows them both away.

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