Good music player facilities including 3.5mm headphone jack
Large 16m colour s...
Easy to use
Plenty of photo
Video and audio options
Flash support
High quality screen
Fine form factor
Excellent sound quality
Decent headphones
Packed to the mobile rafters with features.
Multimedia features
DVBH potential
UI
Bundled iPlayer
5MP camera
Storage
Forget listing what the N96 has
It’s easier to say what it hasn’t got
A touchscreen and a kitchen sink. There isn’t another handset on the market that can match it for sheer power and specification. Highlights are the built-in iPlayer...
BBC iPlayer support
Lots of addons
Better battery life than N95
The editors didn't like
No touchscreen
TV tuner wont work in the UK
Chunky
Plasticky build
Some N95 users may have expected more
Web browser not as good as Safari
Fiddly navigation buttons
Operation can be very slow
The menus a mess
Rubbish PC software
Plasticky bodywork
Not a huge upgrade from the N95
No touchscreen control
Doubleslider mechanism fragile
No DivX support
Flimsy support
Cheap
Plastic feel
Video performance isn’t great
More sluggish than a snail chained to the wall.
Size
Looks
DVBH at present
Lack of camera lens cover
With great power comes great awkwardness. The N96 blunders sluggishly between modes and suffers from a build quality that doesn’t even suggest Nokia’s pickiness
Let alone N-series swank. HSDPA browsing is fast but not entirely seamless
The Nokia N96 is stuffed to the point of bursting with features. Unfortunately it has two major flaws: a lack of a touchscreen and a lack of speed.With Wi-Fi, HSDPA, N-gage for gaming, integrated A-GPS and support for BBC iPlayer, the Nokia N96 is prob...
Abstract: If you are a die-hard N95 fan this would be a good upgrade choice. But with touch screens beginning to dominate it does look a little old fashioned as a top of the range mobile phone. Nokia - N96 price Buy Nokia N96 securely online at a bargain price ...
Abstract: The N96 differs from many recent smartphones in having neither a touch screen nor a keyboard. In fact, its not much different in design from its predecessor, the N95. Our main gripe with the N95 was poor battery life. Thankfully, the N96 is far sup...
A tired horribly overused cliché to end on then: Evolution not revolution. If you want a non-WM smartphone, buy this. There really is no other option in the business world, and the N96 is, despite the disappointments, a great device. If you upgrading f...
This phone can be slow during multi-app activity, and its battery life isn’t that impressive. But the N96 is undoubtedly a multimedia powerhouse with an exceptional spread of high-end functionality. While there are enhancements to the specifications...
Abstract: Nokia N96 review I t is becoming more and more difficult for current manufacturers to put a unique mobile phone into the market. Many cell phones are equal when it comes to their functionality, and there are only minor differences between current model...