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

[caitho]

I see your point kalaminu, the only thing i feel is diffrent here is if moto v3 your ex bougth said it was supposed to have a video camera, and it did, but you couldnt use it due to low memory capasaty.

The n95 -1 dosent do the things it says it should be able to do =S

[jeckthehell]

Nokia? No no no...

[jeckthehell]

Originally Posted by caitho

I see your point kalaminu, the only thing i feel is diffrent here is if moto v3 your ex bougth said it was supposed to have a video camera, and it did, but you couldnt use it due to low memory capasaty.

The n95 -1 dosent do the things it says it should be able to do =S

That applies to a lot of handsets availalble in the market, atleast on the users perspective...

[huey85]

well maybe there's a hope for us yet - the new firmware looks like it will pack a punch for those of us (including myself) who were originally complaining about our N95-1's

[romeo19]

Originally Posted by ellmondo

I don't care honestly, i paid for a great piece of technology and what did i get? a great piece of technology. You can complain all you want and people can go on about nokia does have a heart but at the end of the day there a business and what do business men do? they make money anyway possible.

You do have a point. It still is a great piece of technology, even better...AMAZING piece of technology.

[pseudofinn]

Originally Posted by romeo19

OH...nokia wouldnt really care about petitions or customers feeling quite unhappy with their devices.
If they cared so much they wouldn't have released the N95-3, the 8GB version maybe an exception however...they just want to make money and profit.

Hmmmm... logic has failed on this one I'm afraid. The N95-3 is a US variant. I for one am VERY happy to see it released. It has US 3G frequencies.

Now if they had released the N95-3 with the same amount of RAM, you might be able to reasonably say that Nokia doesn't care about customers feeling unhappy with their devices. It's unfortunate that the N95-1 was so light on the RAM... I'm still quite bothered by the fact that it made it all the way to production like that- through months of beta testing by members of the mobile community too, but I'm happy that they have listened to our complaints and reacted to them- further developing the device.

Anyway- the point is, you can't seriously be claiming that Nokia doesn't care about customers because they released an updated model with US 3G.