All N95-1 Users YOU MUST read this petition!!

[kalaminu]

Originally Posted by Mr G

Nice one,would like to see that.

Yeah....lol...I think there is a legion of us who'd like to hear more lol

[sp00k]

Originally Posted by ellmondo

this is like complaining every time a better phone then yours comes out.

No! This is like complaining because the original phone is hastily replaced by a virtually identical model with all the FAULTS remedied!... There's a BIG difference!

[Homer]

Originally Posted by sp00k

No! This is like complaining because the original phone is hastily replaced by a virtually identical model with all the FAULTS remedied!... There's a BIG difference!

It's not though is it.

If Nokia had called it an N96 would you feel better?

[sp00k]

Originally Posted by Homer

It's not though is it.

If Nokia had called it an N96 would you feel better?

Not if it looked like an N95, had the capabilities that the N95 was supposed to have and worked like an N95 should have... NO!

[gavinguinness]

#334.

Like I've said before. If it was a car, it would have been recalled and fixed.

[vash_h]

i seriously do not mind if nokia gives us an option to upgrade the ram.. even if i need to pay another USD20.. RAM isnt expensive these days..

NOKIA.. I DONT MIND FORKING OUT $$ TO MAKE MY PHONE A BETTER PHONE.. PLEASE GIVE US AN OPTION.. is that too hard to ask for?

[romeo19]

Originally Posted by AngusG

**groans**

I've been trying to make this point here for weeks...

I signed it, not because I feel used, but because there's a very slight possibility it could be benefecial to my personal gain...

Also according to reports the newer battery (with a soon to be released Nokia OEM special cover) will work with the existing N95-1...

Yeah!.
Not sure where the actual thread about this is exactly but i remember that there will soon be a slightly modified OEM back cover to accomodate the newer high capacity OEM battery by nokia....WOOHOO .
Now lets hope its true!...

[sp00k]

Originally Posted by vash_h

i seriously do not mind if nokia gives us an option to upgrade the ram.. even if i need to pay another USD20.. RAM isnt expensive these days..

RAM is very cheap at the moment but removing the main N95 circuit-board, de-soldering the surface-mounted RAM chip and soldering another in its place, along with modifying any circuitry if required... most certainly isn't cheap! In any case, it wouldn't be done that way... the entire board would need to be replaced.

Totally impractical I'm afraid... It'll never happen, certainly not for $20! :(

[The Patrician]

What the hell? This is stupid.

Nokia have a long history of upgrading models about six to nine months after the original goes to market (six to nine months is about halfway through the product lifespan) as witnessed by the 'i' versions of phones it has brought out in the past.

I knew what I was buying when I got it and I knew Nokia would beef up the model in about six to nine months which, lo and behold, they have. If this surprises anyone then they're barking up the wrong tree.

[sp00k]

How many more times!!

Nokia didn't 'beef it up'... They repaired it and re-issued it!