Nokia announced today that the new Nokia N95 with support for AT&T's HSDPA networks has begun shipping across the United States. The Nokia N95 retains its functionality of the current Nokia N95, while gaining a number of other notable product upgrades including Assisted GPS (A-GPS), increased memory, and a new battery with extended operating time.
Along with today's availability of the new Nokia N95, Sling Media is also announcing the availability of its SlingPlayer Mobile for Symbian OS software. This means that users of the new Nokia N95 can enjoy their home television programming, including live broadcasts or content recorded to a DVR, from virtually anywhere that North American HSDPA or Wi-Fi networks are available.
The included Nokia Maps software allows for mapping and routing in over 150 countries and has support for turn-by-turn satellite navigation in over 30 countries. While supplies last, Nokia N95 buyers at selected retailers will receive a free one-month navigation license, a city guide of their choice and additional maps already preloaded on a 1GB memory card, worth $50.
The new Nokia N95 is available now and will retail for $700.
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