Nokia N86 8MP camera
There are two ways to look at the Nokia N86 8MP: 1) It’s Nokia’s flagship non-touch media-centric smartphone, the successor to the mighty Nokia N95/N95-3/N95-4, and a proper substitute for … Continue Reading Nokia N86 8MP camera
Samsung T929 (Memoir) camera
It’s been almost 6 months since I picked up the Samsung T929 (Memoir), the first subsidized 8 megapixel cameraphone in the US, and I’m overdue for a review :) Over … Continue Reading Samsung T929 (Memoir) camera
HTC Touch Pro/Fuze review
Soon after reaching out to the HTC folks at CTIA, I received an HTC Fuze to review. The HTC Fuze is AT&T’s locked and branded version of the HTC Touch … Continue Reading HTC Touch Pro/Fuze review
Pictures taken with the Nokia N85
In 3 months of ownership, I snapped nearly 1000 pictures with my Nokia N85, US version, including some truly great ones! That covers most of the pictures taken during my … Continue Reading Pictures taken with the Nokia N85
Nokia N96 – a worthy flagship?
I really want to like the Nokia N96 – I really do! After all, it is Nokia’s flagship device, and based on its groundbreaking predecessors, it was supposed to be … Continue Reading Nokia N96 – a worthy flagship?
Nokia N96 camera
The Nokia N96 camera has a lot to live up to. It follows in the footsteps of Nokia’s amazing N95 and fantastic N82 cameras and it bears the expectations of … Continue Reading Nokia N96 camera
Pictures taken with the Motorola ZN5
In the past 2 years I’ve used quite a few 5 megapixel camera phones: the i-mobile 902, the Nokia N95/N95-3/N95-4, the Sony Ericsson K850i, the Nokia N82, and now the … Continue Reading Pictures taken with the Motorola ZN5
Nokia N95 8 GB, US version
Thanks to Nseries WOM World, I was recently able to use a Nokia N95 8GB, US version (N95-4) for a few weeks. Being the past owner of an original Nokia … Continue Reading Nokia N95 8 GB, US version
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