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Design
The N95 has a unique design. It's essentially a slider, but what makes it unique is its ability to slide up to reveal playback controls, as well as slide down that gives you a neat widescreen display.


The phone is one of the lightest N series phones that I have come across. It weighs 120 grams, for its size that is quite okay. The dimensions are 99 x 53 x 21 mm. The phone weight is minimal because of its plastic build; add to that the neat distribution of weight throughout the phone. It's comfortable to hold in your hand and not slip off.
Layout
N95 has a 3G camera to the right of the earpiece, just above the screen. Next to the camera is a small LED for flash. The 16 million color-TFT screen of this phone is simply awesome with a size 40 x 53 mm and 240 x 320 pixels resolution support.

Below the screen is the menu key cluster: Two menu keys, a Main Menu key, 5-way D-pad, Shortcut key, two keys one each to answer and hang-up calls, Clipboard key and a Clear key form the cluster. The Clipboard key and the Clear keys are placed on a thin strip of metal and do pose accessibility problems. There were a lot of times when I meant to hit the clear key but ended up closing the application because the placement of the hang-up key being adjacent to it. The 5-way D-pad is easy to use and so are the other keys in the cluster.

Slide the phone upwards and the keypad is revealed. The keys here have a neat blue backlighting and are comfortable to use. The backlight starts to work automatically according to the light conditions you are working in.
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