Beta version is available for free

The Company also announced, will pre-install the Nokia “Joiku boost” software on many smartphones. Currently, the mobile phone manufacturer offers the “Joiku spot premium” software as a preload on the touch screen phones Nokia N97 and N97 Mini. The beta version of “Joiku boost” can be freely downloaded via the community website of the Finnish company down. Joikusoft is hoping for feedback from the beta users for the last stages of development, to improve the features yet to be. When and at what price is the final version on the market is still uncertain.

The display with 2.6-inch active matrix (diagonal display: 6.6 cm) with ambient light sensor and 16.7 million colors at a resolution of 240 x 320 pixels is expected to readers in a similar form of the Nokia N73 already known. The N95’s display is, however, again color, but not quite as bright as in the N73. The difference is really marginal. The higher resolution of the Nokia N80 and Co. missed you at N95 not. The size of the icons is in an excellent relation to the size of the display. Icons and fonts are large and can be easily read. The display itself is very brightly lit. The brightness in itself is again using a light sensor automatically adjusted. You can also manually adjust. The final version of the N95 has less than the already known from the Nokia N80/N73 sleep mode. The display switches is not complete, but only goes into standby. Here it informed its owner by a white bar on a dark blue background on SMS or missed calls. In addition, the clock with date appear.

The processing quality of the Nokia N95 is mixed. For the approximately 7 devices, which I already had in hand, there are things slit extent different qualities. UK during two variants here on the right side with a housing about 1 mm wide gap between the keyboard and slider have to fight, the German N95 almost perfectly processed. The gap was about 0.2 mm in size and evenly.