Ravindra has posted on his new Symbian Stories blog about the differing camera performances of the N82 and the N95 8GB. It is well documented that the xenon flash of the N82 improves image quality, but from the sample images Ravindra has shared there seems to be a vast difference when it comes to capturing high

Here we have a video review comparing the Nokia N96 16GB with the Nokia N95 8GB mobile phones. The first few seconds of the video splash a few video games about which is kind of distracting but then gets straight into the mobile phone review. Personally I kinda like these amateur video reviews because it gives

iraaikman has posted a considered piece on the nokianorth pages where the N82 is pitched against the N95 8GB in a contest to see which one’s hardware meets the task of daily use. As usual the N95 8GB wins in the surfing category and the camera of the N82 carries all the accolades of other reviewers

I remember the time when I was planning to buy an N82, tinkering whether an N95 is a better choice. The N82 offered me all the features I wanted from a mobile phone, but surely there's always something missing. Pinpointed shortcomings. But at the end of the day, I happily got off a store holding a Nokia N82. After having an actual experience with an N95 8gb for a few days now, courtesy of womworld...

There have been enough ports across from the Symbian world to the iPhone one, it's about time an iPhone app made its way in this direction. ZooZBeat (which I reviewed on the iPhone here) is an accelerometer-driven music app, now available for the N82, N95 and N95 8GB. More please, like this.

Freeware utility for the N95 and the N95 8GB to automatically perform useful functions as you close or open the slider. This application need to be signed before installing. Changelog: Fix in CallBack function. Numbers without “+” at the begin was not dialed. Fix of backlight after reboot of smartphone Other fixes Hangup at the closing of sliders VOIP (SIP)

Meraj Chhaya and the guys over at Phone Report have compiled a list (a Christmas list if you will) of all the high end devices available right now, and the N95 8GB comes out on top. The spec list and rating comes alongside a handy slide show of images of the device for those still not initiated into

Nokia Step Counter is an application that records steps, distance and calories burned by utilizing the accelerometer. This apps now get an update with better power management and wider compatibility. Here is a list of the new features. Support for the following S60 products: N95, N95 8GB, N82, N93i, 6210, N79, N85, N96 Export of step data

Ewan over at the Mobile Industry Review has started a very interesting conversation around which apps he should install on his N95 8GB. He recently dusted off his N95 8GB and loves using ShoZu and Buddycloud but what he wants to know is, what applications can’t you live without? As you can imagine, this has started

Phat^Trance over at Daily Mobile has taken some time to pull together a good selection of pictures of the 5800 and N95 8GB and posted them up for us all to see. Thinking about buying an N95 8GB or a 5800? Head on over now and take a look at these phones from every angle!