actually i'm the one who started the flame...hehehe... it's me to be blamed...hehehe...sorry...

Anyway, Mr Blade got his point. It's good to point out the drawbacks of N95 so that when new firmware/batch is out, we can compare with the first version.

I'm waiting for 2nd version firmware before i make my mind to own this piece of phone-puter.

This post has been edited by dgtel2: Apr 17 2007, 02:23 PM

If only those cute little guinea pigs are as understanding as you..
Be smart..no harm to wait a lil while for 2nd batch.
But cautious on the slider though when u wanna get it..
If u bought it, and slider problem still there..i have a solution i found online..ssshhh..

Is this a battefield or what? If you guys wanna talk crap about this phone VS this phone, open a thread in Kopitiam titled 'Nokia N95 Battlefield!'.

Btw, this phone can install 3rd party GPS applications?

This post has been edited by Mike3300: Apr 17 2007, 02:35 PM

Of course. Anything that is compatible with Symbian 60 3rd. I'm using Garmin Mobile XT now.

i have intall it, but how to get it working? everytime it starts it will scan for GPS devices n den shows no GPS device found.

Nokia N95 Interface Video: The Ins and Outs

Dont worry, the battle is over. No point fighting with a kid who doesn't understand a word.

Anyway,
I dont think N95 GPS can support 3rd party application yet.
Tom Tom and route66 are few good GPS applications. You can try, but I dont think it'll work.

This post has been edited by animegod: Apr 17 2007, 03:35 PM

Thanx. I went to the shop and they tried loggin in for me but sadly I cannot view what I wanted. The main login page is fine but I cannot view the one after logging in.

Sigh...having mixed feelings about getting it.

You can try 3rd party application like Opera. Some pages Opera can open well, while the built in browser doesn't and vice versa.

But if you need a file manager to download goodies, then it has to be Opera.

some webpages required MS IE 4 and above, so is there any application that can be used to display it using SYMBIAN OS?

WIDGETS FOR YOUR N95 (by Nokia)

How often do you wish you had access to your favorite web communities straight from your cell phone?
Wouldn't you like to stay on top of things all the time and know what your friends are up to?
Wouldn't it be great to communicate with them and stay in touch just as if they were right next to you?

Well, now it's possible

With WidSets you can do all that - and more.



You can get traffic alerts, news, blogs, gossip, restaurant reviews, weather reports and loads of other stuff that you would normally get through a web service, without having to wade through hundreds of websites.

In fact, WidSets is so hassle free that there is no need for you to click from site to site, refresh, or browse for what you want - the information is updated to your cell phone automatically. Our goal is to make this service available to everyone, and make it as simple and as effortless as possible.

The service is very affordable, considering it's totally FREE. You can use it as much as you want, create as much as you want, and share with others to the point that you can't share anymore.



WidSets delivers content from websites of your choice directly to your cell phone using RSS, making staying on top of things completely effortless.

New features

* View photos updated to news services
* Send content to friends or bookmark it for later viewing
* Share widgets directly to your friends' phones

https://www.widsets.com

______________________________________

Minde, put in 1st page? hehe thanks

This post has been edited by smashpOp: Apr 17 2007, 04:19 PM

The guy at the shop said that I would most unlikely able to view it. reason being that I require a 3rd party engine for it (eg:Java Runtime Environment).

Any advice on this?

Ok, ok.. Give me the address you're trying to view. I'll try it on my phone and let you know the results.

Garmin Mobile XT will only work with Garmin GPS receiver. Like the GPS 10 or GPS 10x.
Hope Garmin or somebody will patch it so that it can be use with the integrated N95 GPS.

The result is a success. I'm using the built in browser to view it. BTW, it's only javascript on the page which N95 is more than capable to handle.
You might need a fast connection like 3G/HSDPA or Wifi to view it coz it loads very slow.

*Edit : Cant view page in Java Environment.

This post has been edited by animegod: Apr 17 2007, 05:26 PM

can the Nokia web browser handle flash websites...?

TomTom and Route66 are good mapping softwares, but too bad they don't have maps for Malaysia.

nice find smashpop.. good site... good widgets

Have anyone installed Cat.Games.SmartMovie.v3.40.S60v3.SymbianOS9.1.Cracked-BiNPDA.sis into thier N95???

Everything went well but later the video can't open after few times playing it again and again???

The player is ok but not the video lor...

No cracks discussion are allowed in LYN.