n95 FTW. I'm on mine now. Checking latest posts on wifi. Lol. 3. They do great deals on phones. Especially if people u kno r on it. 5 mega pixel camera kicks arse to. Output to go into tv. It,s also just a standard head phone jack. My n95 is 8gb of memory. So u can run it through aux on cd playdr and play mp3s.

Hi,

Thanks for the quick replies guys - the phone is actually for my mother, and I think an n95 (no offence mum) might be a bit complex to get her head around?

The other thing, do you guys have headsets with these phones? A good headset is another essential.

Cheers,
Nik

I had a Motorola V6maxx for about 12 months till last weekend when i grabbed a n95, loving it. The moto was alright big numbers easy to answer and hang up being flip (thinking easy to use for an um ah mm ah mm middle aged lady [hope that was polite enough]) its an older model now, been superseded. A big BUT though is the n95 stays pegged at full service whereas the moto would drop in an out a bit in the same areas. Maybe the newer motos might be better reception wise. But really another vote for the n95:superman2:superman::clapping::clapping:

Hi,

I have an N73, and absolutely love it. Though the interface is quite slow, same as the N95.

Camera's on the N series are awesome, Carl Zeiss lens!

The only problem with the N95 guys is that it is more like $900, eh?

Cheers,
Nik

Hi,

Forgot to mention, battery length on my N73 is superior to the LG's and Samsungs in the family - by a LONG shot, that's with extensive MediaPlayer and camera usage.

Cheers,
Nik

SkoobyGT;127972 wrote:

N95, from this store is $560ish.

http://www.e-tech-direct.com/nokia-mobi … p-314.html

Ya gotta make sure you get the WCDMA 850 version to work with nextg, thats the WCDMA 2100 version that works with optus, 3 an so on. The lower frequency is what gives nextg better range than the other 3g networks but also makes the handset about $500 more expensive cause its less common round the world, apparently.......