Nokia N95 8Gb VS Sony Ericsson K850i Review

The highlight of the Nokia N95 8GB is its massive 8GB internal memory. This two-way slider opening phone is studded with a 2.8 inch 16 million colour TFT screen ensuring a resolution of 240 x 320 pixels. The highly impressive Carl Zeiss 5 megapixel integrated camera captures some mesmerizing stills and videos. The phone houses a stereo music player offering awesome sound effect. Additional music features include a stereo FM radio and a visual radio. The Nokia N95 8GB supports Quad Band and is powered by S60 software. The GPS Navigation System with over 100 countries map helps you to get to your destination without any confusion. Other features in the Nokia N95 8GB are email with attachments, voice commands, voice dialling, voice recording, handsfree speakerphone, 3G, Bluetooth, USB 2.0, Pop Port, EDGE, HSCSD and WLAN Wi-Fi etc.

The Sony Ericsson K850i – a CyberShot phone with a massive 5.0 megapixel camera, the company has put all doubts to rest. Cyber-shot camera phones have so far tended to be on the bulky side, and the K850i is no exception. Measuring 102mm by 48mm by 17mm, it is slightly cumbersome to put in your pocket, but it's no thicker than most compact cameras. Sony Ericsson gives the K850i a dual-face design; the front looks like a phone and the back looks like a camera. The handset boasts of autofocus, digital zoom, an automatic Xenon flash, three LED video light for recording at night and many more such aids. Select the best out of nine stills shot in quick succession with its BestPic feature or improve underexposed pictures instantly with Photo fix – the Sony Ericsson K850i is not just a camera, but a whole studio. The battery, SIM card slot and microSD card slot are all behind a flip-down panel at the bottom.The handset shoots videos at thirty frames per second – double than the industry norm of fifteen. You can upload the stills and videos that you have shot with the Sony Ericsson K850i using the handset's preset for video and mobile blogging.