Nokia n91 GrayThis gets a nod more as a proof-of-concept than a phone you'd actually want to own. Sporting a rare 3.5mm headphone jack and a 4GB hard drive alongside Wi-FI connectivity and a 2MP camera, the N91 can do everything - on paper, at least. Problem is this phone is a beast, at 113 x 55 x 22mm and some 164g. Now that flash memory is available in capacities 4GB and greater, maybe Nokia will release a streamlined N91. Or maybe the N95 plus a big memory card will be the phone everyone wished the N91 was. SEE ALSO: Samsung SGH-i300, also with built-in 4GB hard drive. All about Our fancy algorithm says this stuff is related...Tuesday, February 19, 2008I love this phone i am using N91 4GP I am Crazy Abt music no one can beat this handset ever abt sound. My best regards to nokia faimly.  Nokia n91 Grey in-depth review - Introduction & DesignAny handset make with a music phone on the market will now have to face the inevitable comparison to a certain computer company's newly unveiled entry into the mobile marketplace. However as flashy as the iPhone looks to be, companies like Nokia, Sony Ericsson, and LG have been equipping cell phones with digital music players for quite awhile now. Nokia's N91 is something of a breakthrough product in that its one of the first...Nokia n91 Grey in-depth review - FeaturesAll of Nokia's N-Series handsets are multimedia monsters. The N91 is the most music-centric of the phones, but still retains the smartphone functionality of all Series 60 Symbian devices. The N91's music player does basically everything you'd want a digital music player to do - with the exception of displaying album art and certain flavors of copy-protected tracks. The N91 can handle mp3, AAC/eAAC+, WMA and FM stereo audio,...Nokia n91 Grey in-depth review - Display & AudioThe display on the N91 is good, but pales in comparison to screens found on other handsets in its price range, including those in Nokia's own N-Series. I'm not quite sure why Nokia built the N91 with a 176 x 208 display when they'd already released the N80 with an ultra-high resolution of 352 x 416. Reading text and viewing icons, images, and videos on the N91 is fine, but not on par with the experience yielded by the N80 or even...Nokia n91 Grey in-depth review - Messaging, Internet & ConnectivityLike other Series 60 devices, the N91 has support for SMS, MMS, and IM messaging. Messaging is available through cellular service as well as WiFi WLAN networks. Use of the pre-installed IM client requires a bit more configuration than what's necessary on your standard T-Mobile or Cingular branded phone, but the third-party Agile Messenger client for S60 provides "off the shelf" support for AOL, Yahoo!, MSN, and ICQ instant messaging....Nokia n91 Grey in-depth review - ConclusionThings change quickly in the world of cellular telephones. When the Nokia N91 was first announced just a year and a half ago, it was revolutionary for packing a staggering 4 GB of storage space into a mobile handset. What you gave up in terms of form you got back in spades with one of the first phones that could truly double as a music player you could load up with an iPod-esque quantity of songs. Nowadays four gigs isn't even...Nokia to Acquire Loudeye and Launch a Comprehensive Mobile Music ExperienceEspoo, Finland / Seattle, USA - Nokia (NYSE: NOK) and Loudeye Corp. (Nasdaq: LOUD) today announced that they have signed an agreement for Nokia to acquire Loudeye for approximately USD 60 million. Loudeye is a global leader of digital music platforms and digital media distribution services. Under the terms of the agreement, Loudeye stockholders will receive USD 4.50 per share in cash for each share of Loudeye common stock. By...Re: Nokia N91 Expert reviewWonderfull phone. I've not yet touched that one. Thank you very much for the review. I think I should yet wait for some months to get that phone.Re: Nokia N91 Expert reviewNice Review as usual [H] Now we need to see the new BB 8800 in action! |
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