Nokia's N series have long lead the multimedia phones. Be it the camera phone or music phone category, you will find a couple of N series phone on the crest. Among this reputed family of mobile multimedia computers, the Nokia N95 is the official crowned jewel. The Nokia N95 have earned that numero uno position by surpassing hardware specifications and software operability of nearly all handsets available in the market today. Each and every feature incorporated in the Nokia N95 is the best in the business. The Symbian smartphone features a unique two way sliding action – a regular upward slide of the 16 million coloured TFT screen and another in the opposite direction to reveal a set of music control keys. Dressed in a sleek silver casing, the Nokia N95 exudes professionalism. The handset weighs 120 grams and have a robust feel to it.

In 3G networks, the Nokia N95 can transfer large packets of data instantly. HSDPA technology of the Nokia N95 supports data transfer rates of more than 3Mbps under optimum condition, which is many a times faster than even 3G. Use the handset's connectivity prowess to make video calls to your loved ones in 3G network. Just above the display, a VGA resolution camera is located to aid video calling. The handset features 'old fashioned' GPRS technology (class 10) as well as Class 32 EDGE which can achieve data speeds of up to 296 kbps in non 3G networks. Other connectivity tools and options include WiFi, HSDSC and UPnP technology, Bluetooth, Infrared and USB.

The primary camera of the Nokia N95 is a massive 5.0 megapixel. However, it is not only the number of pixels in a picture that always determines its quality, but many other factors as well. The Nokia N95 is fitted with lens crafted by Carl Zeiss for immaculate details in both still and video images. Other imaging aids like LED flash, digital zoom and autofocus finds their place too.