tinarul jurnalist al anului 2009

1 | Marius

Pe 18 Februarie 2009 la ora 9:03 am

Acum folosesc un N96 dupa ce mai mult de un an de zile am folosit un N95. Sint diferente in bine intre ele si e normal ca evolutie.
Totusi, fara a fi chitibusar, am gasit citeva minusuri pentru N96. Primul ar fi butonul declansare aparat foto. In pozitia repaus el iese in afara carcasei ceva la 1 mm astfel incit apasarea pentru declansare nu trebuie sa fie numai ferma dar si intr-o pozitie mai apropiata de verticala. Exista deci riscul miscarii aparatului in momentul declansarii. Acest lucru nu se intimpla la N95.
Si tot legat de usabilitate - tasta centrala (selectie) este mai usor supusa greselilor de operare decit cea de la N95 datorita design. Tastele 1, 2 si 3 sint mult prea aproape de carcasa si fac operarea mai dificila decit la un N95.
In rest, modificari majore nu pot spune ca am gasit desi sint un heavy user. Interesante functiunile noi care integreaza media cu datele de GPS.
Este un telefon foarte bun intr-adevar.

2 | Dan Dragomir

Pe 18 Februarie 2009 la ora 9:27 am

Eu folosesc acum N85, dupa ce am reusit sa sparg ecranul de la N95. Intr-adevar, sunt parti bune, ecranul mai bun, OLED, cu nuante mai intense, exista diverse avantaje, dar si o serie intreaga de alte probleme. Ca software N95 se misca mai repede, nu asteptai atata la orice, nu se facea ecranul negru intre diversele aplicatii… Ca sa faci poza trebuie sa apesi ca disperatul - si da, se misca. Pozele nu mai sunt la fel de bune, desi au aceeasi camera.

Vezi, de-asta este Nokia in scadere, in timp ce sud-coreenii sunt acum pe val pentru ca la ei se vad imbunatatirile.

3 | George

Pe 9 Iunie 2009 la ora 5:11 am

Nu va lasati pacaliti de aparente N96 este un gunoi ,pacat ca mi-am cumparat asa ceva este mult mai slab ca N95 8GB..

* CPU: N96 has dual ARM9 264MHz with no floating point instructions (N95 has dual ARM11 332Mhz with vector floating point)
* N96 has 8x image digital zoom and 4x video digital zoom (while N95 has 20x digital zoom and 8x video digital zoom)
* Same battery as original N95 (950 mAh), but the N96 reportedly has a much better battery life using the same battery (Nokia N95 8GB has 1200 mAh)
* No Hardware 3D graphics accelerator for N96
* No infrared port
* N95 classic has lens cover and much more qualitative shutter (N95 8G/N96 don’t have this feature)
* No manually selected MMS messaging mode. If you write a long text message it will automatically select the MMS mode which could stop the recipient from receiving the message if they do not have MMS set up on their handset. (A Nokia USA employee stated that there is an update in the works to fix this very soon[citation needed]) It’s assumed that this automatic selection of MMS mode is due to Nokia’s Smart Connectivity)
* VoIP 2.1 support for WLAN and Cellular. However, the built-in VoIP client from N95 which allowed the end-user to make internet calls directly without installing any additional software has been removed from N96. The VoIP API which can be used by software developers in their applications, can still be used though. Of course third party VoIP applications are often neither as reliable, nor as flexible as the built-in one.
* The pencil button that allows you to mark/unmark items and highlight text is not included. But this action can still be done however, by pressing and holding down the # key’.