The Nokia Video Center

[Churraheefilms.se]

What you like the new Nokia videocenter>>

New partnerships with CNN, IBN, Jamba, Sony Pictures, RooftopComedy, ROK and Versaly Entertainment gives Nseries users access to mobile videos on-the-go


Nokia's new partnerships with world-leading content brands brings a huge range of high-quality mobile videos into the hands of compatible Nokia Nseries device owners. The new partners announced today are to join YouTube and Reuters in providing mobile video content for the Nokia Video Center.

The Nokia Video Center offers Nokia Nseries users one simple place to discover and access the best choice of mobile video content via 3G, WiFi or PC. Users can switch easily between a range of different video services choosing from branded on-demand video, internet video podcasts and their own favorite videos. The Nokia Video Center is available on the Nokia N95 and Nokia N95 8GB

Here press http://www.nokia.com/A4136001?newsid=1157495

[PseudoFinn]

That's excellent news! I've been waiting for something new to get rolling out of the Video Center application. Sounds like a great start they have going now. Definitely like the CNN addition, I'm assuming it will make it easy to keep up-to-date on the headlines with a video feed.

All the more reason to get myself a US 3G N95 now!

[shaffee]

Originally Posted by PseudoFinn

All the more reason to get myself a US 3G N95 now!

I thought you didn't like the lack of lens cover on the camera

[PseudoFinn]

I don't, but the trade off for all that RAM- I'm telling you... it's a done deal. When I was out in LA playing around with the thing, it was amazing how many applications I had running on the device. There's no way I can go on without it now. I'm not thrilled with the lack of a lens cover, but I can deal with it for all the extra RAM- not to mention when 3G service is rolled out in my area. No question- the US variant is for me.

[shaffee]

Originally Posted by PseudoFinn

I don't, but the trade off for all that RAM- I'm telling you... it's a done deal. When I was out in LA playing around with the thing, it was amazing how many applications I had running on the device. There's no way I can go on without it now. I'm not thrilled with the lack of a lens cover, but I can deal with it for all the extra RAM- not to mention when 3G service is rolled out in my area. No question- the US variant is for me.

Wow...I want one too now... wonder where I can trade my old one in

[Brandon]

Originally Posted by shaffee

Wow...I want one too now... wonder where I can trade my old one in

I would try Ebay

[salada2k]

So, will the US version work properly outside of the US? I'm starting to think all that RAM could be put to good use - but will it work in Australia?

[PseudoFinn]

It will work with the GSM network- but the 3G chip in the US variant will only work in the US, and only on AT&T's network- no Tmobile, no Europe, Asia or Australia.

The 8gb will though, and has all the extra RAM. It just won't work in the US.

[romeo19]

I LOVE the lens cover, it makes it look more like a digital camera and it also protects the lens. I personally wouldnt really exchange my original one for the US version...partly because im over here in the UK lol. But i've heard somewhere that the n95-3 are the new fleet of n95's replacing the current original ones, i doubt that alot though. I will totally forget the nokia n95 8GB one since there are micoSDHC memory cards coming out for us to grab!...woohoo

[PseudoFinn]

I agree- you can't sell me on the 8GB device, as it's a limitation for me on several levels. The screen is something to consider though- apart from the fact that it's a bit larger (not really a big deal, as far as I'm concerned) but if you get your hands on one- you'll see that it is now pretty much flush with the rest of the housing with a protective shielding- no more scary soft laptop screen feel to it. I value that a great deal. Also- if you are really using your N95 to it's fullest potential, the increased RAM is a no-brainer and a total must, along with increased battery capacity.

It all depends on your usage of the device though.