how to redownload the map? can guide me ah?

Or is there any Malaysia maps for the MAPS GPS software

i think you can connect to the wireless router that u had at home for streaming and sharing filres

Remember to switch off the GPRS at the GPS settings .. DARN~~ just checked my bills, you know what i'm going to say the next 

better still go download the map into your phone

remember not to post your imei.. just date of make, s/n and the place it was manufactured

From the posts here, seems 2 reasons to get this phone ... GPS and camera.

But at RM3k+, that's overkill, I can buy SLR or 2 compact cameras.

Will have to wait long long till good camera phone becomes affordable.

From the posts here, seems 2 reasons to get this phone ... GPS and camera.

But at RM3k+, that's overkill, I can buy SLR or 2 compact cameras.

Will have to wait long long till good camera phone becomes affordable.

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.##

they need to use GPS to look for ur answer   
u can see that users are busy playing with thier n95..

yeah..a bit..bcos none of my gadgetzsss can compare with ur n95...dammmnnn   

btw, u took the effort to "reply" me and yet didnt want to answer kelvin9986   

u can always try to google for photos taken with  I-mobile 902 and compare with ur n95s what..just a small favor..as a TS...

i thought u wrote..no time..since u so smart..not a teacher to teach..ask me to google?     

dont say no time la..unless u used 5 seconds to complete the front title?

can it be done?

i cant wait for the review of its camera capability from good/reliable sources.

initially, it seems very good/impressive from this site: http://www.allaboutsymbian.com/media/galle...43680803&page=1

slight issue is the bright colour (e.g. white, yellow) is still over-exposed like the old n73 but the detail of objects and the focus is impressive. wait that is not the conclusion. my above comment is on pictures at 640*480. once pictures is viewed at actual size, my oh my! it is so pixelated losing great details. really disappointed at that quality. this implies its 5 mp is just for greater size but fine details is not greater than lower mp but with good focus and detail. hope further firmware upgrade will get it better, but i highly doubt so from nokia past history, n73 and n93.

but.. there is but. printing pic at R4 size from this phone is very sufficient. and that is very enough for me too at the moment. 

so, my request to forumer here owning the phone, flash us pic from ur 5mp cameraphone. would be a great help for me. and dont forget use thumbnail or at 640*480, i would prefer thumbnail though, can see the pic clearly at actual size.