Updated , Welcome to the Club !

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Added on April 9, 2007, 7:16 amHow GPS works .

The phone will try to detect as many GPS satellite . When u view the Satellite Info . There will be Numbers and bars . The longer the bar , the more precise . To get LOCK ON , u need to wait (probably 5minutes sometimes 1min) until 3 or more bar turn black . Then u can use the GPS.

This post has been edited by minde: Apr 9 2007, 07:16 AM

hmm... no use also the GPS function in N95 in Miri.. small city no need GPS... but my phone start to restart itself oredi..

wahhhh
even stuff the nokia n95 into the two lowyat mascott hands, lol


it is time to get a car craddle
cant be holding the phone while driving

i would be proud if some n95 lover/user can put that into here --> http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/429680

errr it is not related worr

unless

wanna ask ar.. gps izit useful in malaysia or not? or only in big cities like the klang valley..

Depends on the maps used.

Malsingmaps pretty much covers the whole of Peninsula Malaysia, including smaller towns. I use GPS a lot due to the nature of my work which requires extensive travel to new places all the time. It saves me time from referring to a hard copy of the map.

It is depends also. Like yesterday I used it Klang - Jalan Kapar. Of course not many road names are in the map but least u know where are you?

useful for ppl who travelling alot

yesterday i went to a very ULU place to eat seafood in JB. It was by the seaside so out of curiosity, i took out my phone to use the GPS to detect where i am and it managed to lock me on less than 1 minute. And i have been wrong about the place location all this while.

By right, u must have the signal first then u go to the map to download your location???

i use maploader to load the map to my phone edi. The use the GPS position

yes. u must get the signal, if not how it detect u wor?

orait..
so now the price around 3k rite? so far any problem ?

so far me no problem at all, except got one time the phone restart itself.

Battery life depends on usage~

Restart??

Besides this and the slider, anymore issues?

IF you ur daily routine is like this then no need GPS..

weekdays : Home > work > home
weekends : Home > shopping complexs > home

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Added on April 9, 2007, 12:32 pmimagine...

you are at a junction and u r using the GPS
..checking which way to go
..and suddenly "kaput" it restarts..

This post has been edited by rayzrblade: Apr 9 2007, 12:32 PM

Want to ask are the any N95 user here previously or currently using N73? Is it worth to upgrade from N73 to N95?

Thanks.

restarts i think is the bug problem, so far it restart when i'm using wifi. GPS i tested working flawlessly

i may not be a N73 user but N95 is surely worth every bucks

it is like a miniature lap top for me~

This post has been edited by Intrigue: Apr 9 2007, 12:46 PM

I pretty much hate it if it restarts often. I'm deciding whether should I get it now or wait for the second batch (if there's one) since there the slider issue too.

N95 is Nokia's first HSDPA phone (is it...?). The selling point is supposed to be the HSDPA feature. GPS is like bonus to it. So as the TV-out function.

To me GPS is still useless if the map that u have installed/downloaded is out-dated. Furthermore, u will likely to get disconnected/unlocked if u travel underneath a tunnel or even trees. And when it's rainy day, u know what happen.

So, my ready-made GPS are gas stations, police stations or even ordinary ppl. If u watch Amazing Race, u know what i mean.

even though i've never tested N95 myself, but from local & international reviews, i've concluded that this is actually Nokia's 'worst' product. They are trying hard to compete with Samsung and Moto in the HSDPA-enabled phones. looks like Sony is way behind in this group. But i'm pretty sure Sony will do their entensive R&D and testing before commercialised their product.

Overall, i will not buy this model due to it's unreasonable price vs. stability/performance issues. Looks like N95 is NOT WHAT THE COMPUTERS HAVE BECOME. It's supposed to be Dopod U1000 (i guess...)
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oh yes what else u need inside ur pocket... EXTRA BATTERY(S)... U know what i mean if u watch the TV ads.##

This post has been edited by dgtel2: Apr 9 2007, 01:11 PM