Comments on: “Take me seriously” screams the Blackberry http://ladygeek.com/archives/120#utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=take-me-seriously-screams-the-blackberry Helping businesses sell technology to women Fri, 28 Oct 2011 19:59:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Sally http://ladygeek.com/archives/120/comment-page-1#comment-189 Sally Tue, 11 Mar 2008 16:51:01 +0000 http://ladygeek.org.uk/archives/120#comment-189 I'm looking forwards to the N96 - it does not do a whole lot that the N95 cannot do, however I expect that features which were considered highly experimental in the N95 (e.g. the GPS which barely works) ought to be highly polished after a year of R&D. I'm not sure what good DVB will be even if it is well supported in the UK - do people really need / want to watch TV on their mobile phones? I'd imagine that soap-opera obsessives and football fans might, but then don't these people have PVRs and big TVs at home? On the other hand, the complete list of features really does impress - if they can get all that stuff even 90% as well orchestrated as Apple's iPhone then the N96 will cause Apple some real trouble. I’m looking forwards to the N96 – it does not do a whole lot that the N95 cannot do, however I expect that features which were considered highly experimental in the N95 (e.g. the GPS which barely works) ought to be highly polished after a year of R&D.

I’m not sure what good DVB will be even if it is well supported in the UK – do people really need / want to watch TV on their mobile phones? I’d imagine that soap-opera obsessives and football fans might, but then don’t these people have PVRs and big TVs at home?

On the other hand, the complete list of features really does impress – if they can get all that stuff even 90% as well orchestrated as Apple’s iPhone then the N96 will cause Apple some real trouble.

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