Nokia N95 blog

Although this is all pre-fun, I made a list of the accessories I would like to see together with my N95:

1. The before mentioned Nokia Bluetooth Foldable Keyboard
   [as I said: for blogging and writing I would really appreciate a full sized keyboard…]
   - Foldable, lightweight QWERTY keyboard
   - Power on/off key plus automatic power-off when folded
   - Short-cut keys for messaging and main application menu of compatible phone
   - Wireless connection to compatible phone (Bluetooth wireless technology)
   - 3 LED’s representing: Power on/off, wireless connection status, battery status
   - Powered by 2 x AAA batteries
2. The Nokia Bluetooth Stereo Headset
   [where would I be without my music? and how cool to have both music and talk in stereo wirelessly?]
   - Listen to stereo music streamed wirelessly from your compatible phone using Bluetooth technology
   - Controls for MP3 player and phone calls integrated into the headset: volume, forward, back and multi-function key for switching between music and phone calls
   - Large comfortable headphones
   - Excellent audio quality
   - Up to 8 hours of talk or music listening time and up to 180 hours of standby
3. The Nokia Bluetooth Digital Pen
   [I did not even know this existed, but to be in a meeting writing the minutes and instantly sent them to your phone to have theme digitally??? Wow!]
   - Send personalized messages to compatible phones wirelessly using Bluetooth technology
   - Simple to use with easily accessible answer/end button and volume control
   - Convert notes into digital text using handwriting recognition, available in Series 60 or Series 80 devices
   - Transfer your notes and drawings to a compatible PC for storage
   - Features USB interface, reset button, changeable ink cartridges, and LEDs to indicate data transmission and battery status
   - Rechargeable battery - charge via the Connectivity Stand or with compatible Nokia chargers
   - Provides a platform for customized services (e.g. coordinate streaming via Bluetooth)
4. Nokia Stereo Audio Gateway
   [while you are reading this: NO, I am not sponsored by Nokia! Must say that this is some kind of wishlist I cannot afford, but if… then this thing would be in my livingroom too!!!
   - Convenient wireless stereo audio connectivity for your home
   - Use your home stereo to listen to music stored in your compatible phone, computer or MP3 Player
   - Listen to music from your home stereo using a compatible wireless stereo headset
   - Class 1 Bluetooth device enables extended usage range
   - Dedicated switch changes operating mode to/from your home stereo equipment
   - Automatic reconnection to the last connected device in the given operating mode when it is restarted or the operating mode is switched.
5. Music Desktop Stand
   [yeah well, I do need something for in my office now don’t I?]
   This one is not (yet) compatible with the N-series, but it doe look kinda okay…
   - Place your compatible Nokia phone in this Music Stand to enjoy high quality sound at your desk when listening to the FM radio or digital music player.
   - Built-in stereo amplifier and full range speakers for excellent sound quality.
   - Volume control, built-in microphone.
   - Use as a speakerphone without removing your handset from the stand.
   - Charges your phone.

Okay, so this are just some of the goodies that I would like, and in this case I chose all Nokia products… maybe because lately I noticed that buying quality goods does pay off in the end… (I will not get ethical and stuff…)

Anyhow.
What kind of accessories would like to see hooked up to your N95?

Having set up a dedicated blog for just 1 phone must have its reasons…

I think it is a nice moment to share with you why for me the Nokia N95 is the ultimate mobile phone:

As we have long passed the point that a mobile phone is just for making phone calls, the list of requirements I want my phone to reach has grown over the years too. Here we go, this is what I search for in a phone:

• Quad-band [check!]
  
• Bluetooth [check!]
• High resolution display [check!]
• WLAN [check!]
• Camera (Min. 2 Megapixel) [check!]
• Email support [check!]
• Storage capacity [check!]
• GPS / Navigation functionality [check!]
• Document reader (at least PDF) [check!]
• Radio [check!]
• MP3 player [check!]
• Less than 125 grams [check!]
• Full qwerty keyboard [nope!]
  
• Long standy- and speak-time [check!]
• Clear and easy to personalize interface [check!]

As you can see I only have to accept the non-presence of a full qwerty keyboard. While making the list I thought it nice if I could easily blog from my phone while making use of a wi-fi connection (Thank God free wi-fi-zones start to pop up more and more here in Holland too!). But on the other hand I think I prefer a normal sized keyboard over some cranky thumb-board, so normal T9 will do for SMS. For longer posts I think I will look for some fold-out keyboard (does that exist with Bluetooth too?).

The list is based on daily use needs, both work and private.
I wonder what the people who read this look for in a phone?