In Canada

[ok3k1]

man serisouly it wil be more, i hate taxes esp the customs, u get someting cheap from ebay from us, u get charged like 30$ for a 100+ on usps, the regular delivery, simply piss me off. i paid like 65 for a $215 phone from ebay, now n95 wil cost like 800+ wil be like atleast 120$. talk to someone to send it as a gift but stil if lost on the way then no insurance on gifts :oops: . simply livin in canada gota live wiht i****ty technology lolz no offense tou, we are the world most peacefull country

[waxer]

I feel ur pain ok3k1.. although the newhorizon guy helped me out and i didn't have to pay a cent for customs!

[tatta]

Originally Posted by ostaps

I did some research on 3g in Canada, and what I found out, is that 3g will be on 850mhz frequency in Canada, and N95 only supports 2100mhz for 3G. There are some phones now that support 3g on 850mhz, but rogers' 3g is so called 3.5g(HSDPA), and so far I don't know of any phone that is compatable with it, meaning that the phone supports 3.5g on 850 mhz.

I'm not an expert in this matter, so if I'm wrong please correct me, because I still have a little hope that I could use 3g in Canada on N95.

N95-8GB support HSDPA on the Rogers (North American) bands. So you should be able to use 3.5G on the N95 the North American Variant

[1ne]

I have a N95-1. And 3G does not work on Rogers network. As stated above, different frequency.

[bwN95user]

I purchased N95-3 (NA edition,supposed to work 3G in US/ Canada on proper frequency) from Tigerdirect.ca at $580, no problems, no customs costs, received in two days. News reports say Rogers will begin to sell in May at $695 (no contract). I have just started and have some connectivity problems with Rogers Internet - it worked originally but has stopped although a 3G connection is established - but with a blank screen (when I first started the usual Moblie Internet appeared). I can still browse through my own and other wireless access points, including full internet page functionality (not just "mobile internet"). Plus side: this costs nothing as I am not using the Rogers network and in fact while using my WAN (or somebody else's) have no actual network connection to Rogers. On the downside the Rogers tech people do not yet know the phone and cannot seem to help with difficulties. I purchased a "data plan" but do not seem to need (or in fact, to be able to use) it, so will probably drop it and just use offline WAN access points for internet when available. Don't need email so no big deal there. GPS works fine without "network" connection. Phone itself works fine with Rogers network.