Nokia N95

ntgxtreme · #1 06-07-2007, 11:00 PM

I just received my N95 and wanted to get my first data plan - however I'm very lost on the options as they are similar.

Which one is best suited for the N95 – The Smartphone Connect Unlimited states unlimited internet data, and the Media Max 200 Bundle gives me 200 SMS as well as unlimited Cellular Video (3G only, and read that the N95 is not compatible with US 3G, so moot) and unlimited Media Net access, which sounds like internet to me, is my primary motivation for getting a N95, but perhaps I’m being dense and not seeing the distinction between the two plans.

Please advise, very antsy to get started using my N95 like it's meant to be used.

pseudofinn · #2 06-08-2007, 02:59 AM

I have the unlimited MediaNet package on my N95, all works great. I don't see what the difference in the unlimited smartphone package and the unlimited MediaNet is...

tabbott · #3 06-09-2007, 03:24 AM

Are you able to send picture mail with your N95 using MMS with Cingular?

pseudofinn · #4 06-09-2007, 03:37 AM

DOn't know... never tried.

pboyington · #5 07-07-2007, 12:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by tabbott

Are you able to send picture mail with your N95 using MMS with Cingular?

Yes, I sure can... My plan is...

U.S.

AT&T

Nation 450 Rollover & 5000 Night/Weekend &
Unlimited Mobile-To-Mobile Minutes

Media Max Unlimited...

sneedy · #6 07-18-2007, 12:44 PM

Hi,
Sorry yet another will it work post... Could someone point us to a FAQ ?
Still reading on the N95 before I buy and all this is getting a little clearer. I have a basic (no data) Cingular plan from work. I would like to use a N95 for a to replace my work phone and possibly future use in other plans or upgraded Cingular plan. I have wifi 80% of the time. I see conflicting information on the net and need some help or point me in the right direction for more reading.

Can someone explain what they mean hear?
Up close with the Nokia N95 - Engadget Mobile
the N95 does NOT have 3G 1900/850mhz
N95 has GSM 850, it just doesnt support US (i.e. Cingular) 3G bands.

The VoIP Weblog: Nokia N 95 - If you love it you will hate it too
It's a European variant phone therefore its WCDMA 2100 radio can't tap Cingular's US band HSDPA

Scot ( Confused reader )