Matti Robinson
8 Feb 2008 8:41
The upcoming substitute for the popular N95 and N95 8GB, Nokia N96, was leaked by the Nokia German site. According to IntoMobile.com the site didn't show any official pictures of the device, but most of the key features were captured.
In addition to the features found in both N95 and the 8GB model, such as Wi-Fi, 3G, 5Mpix camera and GPS, the N96 hosts Dual LED flash, DVB-H Class C, Symbian S60 3rd Edition Feature Pack 2 with Flash Lite 3 support, 16GB INTERNAL memory (upgradeable with additional MicroSD cards or paying $80 for internal memory of 24GB) and microUSB capable of charging the device.
Looking at the current unofficial photos, the new N96 doesn't look much like its predecessors, the N95s, but more like the later released N81. And according to the leaked specs the phone is a tad longer and wider, and a bit thinner and lighter than the N95 8GB.
Even though the specs are hardly reliable and could change any second, the device has been added to AfterDawn.com Hardware section where you can compare it to other mobile phones.