Hello fellow Symbian users!

I’ve been trying to get around to posting this for the last week or two. Gameloft is currently holding a special 50% off sale of it’s games in the Nokia Store! The total sales price comes to about $.99 USD for basically each of their titles.

If you have been holding off on trying their latest games (arguably the best Symbian games), now is the time to dig in for a slight $.99 to your bill or preferred method of payment. As with all promotions, pricing and availability varies by location and device and is for an unspecified limited time. Hit the link below or open the Nokia store on your device to take advantage of this great sale.

http://store.ovi.com/publisher/Gameloft+SA?username=Gameloft+SA&page=2

Me, well, I took the time to finally buy Shrek Kart Racing. After the game being updated a few times, it is worth the .99.

Thank you all for continuing to read and support MyNokiaBlog.com

Deaconclgi

N95 (left)

1. Silver + Plum/Sand/Graphite/Pink/Brown
2. 2.6″ Screen
3. Larger main control keys
4. Chrome front keys, inc center select button with with silver Dpad
5. Flat Menu and Multimedia button keys
6. Flat media buttons
7. Blue keypad lights and media button lights
8. Micro SD slot for expansion of micro SD cards up to 8GB+ when they become available
9. 99 x 53 x 21 mm, 90 cc
10. 120g
11. Cannot stand on side without opening the slide (when taking timed group photos)
12. Completely flat back except for camera protrusion
13. Slider Shutter camera cover, automatic camera activation when opened
14. Battery cover has flimsy plastic hooks that break easily
15. Uses 950mAh batteries only
16. 64mb RAM, Approx 20mb free RAM
17. Slightly slower on start up to the standby screen
18. Slower to reach Autofocus lock
19. Slower to save photo
20. Linear, bright Carousel customizable Multimedia menu
21. 6 Active Standby Apps
22. Less Robust slider

N95 8GB( Right)

1. Piano Black
2. 2.8″ Screen
3. Smaller main control keys
4. Gun Metal front keys, inc Dpad with black center select button,
5. Slightly raised Menu and Multimedia button keys
6. Raised media buttons
7. White keypad lights and media button lights
8. No Micro SD slot, internal 8GB memory
9. 99 x 53 x 21 mm, 90 cc
10. 128 g
11. Can stand on its side when taking group photos
12. Completely flat back
13. Open no camera shutter, long press camera button to activate camera
14. Battery cover is tough has short stubs that don’t break easily
15. Can use either 950mAh or as standard 1200mAh
16. 128MB RAM, Approx 90mb free RAM
17. Faster to reach autofocus lock
18. Slightly faster on start up to the standby screen
19. Faster to save photo
20. Revamped, dull, but extensive multimedia menu
21. 7 Active Standby Apps
22. More Robust Slider, better build over all.

The most that would matter really are:

• Free RAM
• Battery Life
• Screen Size
• Responsiveness of UI
• Camera Cover
• Build Quality
• Micro SD hot swap slot vs fixed 8gb internal memory

Which one to go for really depends on what you need and what price you’re willing to pay. Most people’s needs will be met by the original N95. Power users considering either one now may be happier with the N95 8GB.

The following day, I met up with the Go Play crew, played around with the new devices and went for a tour around London (we went on an amphibious duck boat/bus around the Thames).

Anyway, today I received a box with a Go Play poster and a signed N81 CD by POP4REAL, lol, Nokia Nseries’ latest big thing :p

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If you haven’t seen the group, here’s the music video:

Here’s the poster.

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Hmm…I’m not exactly sure what that poster is for. It seems to be the people who didn’t attend the event as I’m aware Getti a.k.a. Daniel Carter – a very nice guy I met at CES 2007, was supposed to go but didn’t make it.

Stefan of intomobile got his CD Yesterday:

(Click for Stefan’s N81 CD)