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Review of GSMUMTS-smartphone Nokia N93i
By Dimitris S. | Published  03/29/2007 | Symbian | Unrated
"The dimensions of the N93i are nothing to should about either – while the N93 comes in at 118х55.5х28 mm and 188 grams, the newcomer features 108x58x25 mm and 163 grams. Bluntly speaking, dubbing this handset as “so-much-more-portable” wouldn’t be the right thing, that’s why the way the N93i will be treated in won’t change too much, since the most crucial flaw of the phone is neither height nor width, but is thickness, brought about by such awesome camera module found inside, even though it has been shape-changed in the N93i. In-hands experience of the N93i is no different from what we felt with its predecessor, although the top half has become much lighter, it doesn’t make all the difference in the handset’s image." Read this great review here:
Hand Reading (For Symbian S60)
(e.g: N95, N73)
“It’s all in your hands!”
This hand reading software
will guide you to self-
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image tests.