If you do not expect your smart phone to replace your camcorders or digital camera, Nokia N93 can be on the top of your mobile demand. It does a decent job integrating high class multimedia into a smart phone. The best mobile innovation since first O₂. Though a little bulkier than we expected from Nokia. Nokia N93 powered with 3.2 megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss optics, and it can record MPEG-4 VGA video at up to 30 frames per second. It has a dual-hinge swivel design, TV-out capabilities, and photo and video editors. N93 is Symbian OS-based phone is equipped with Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and e-mail support. The feature that catches my attention is UPnP (Universal Plug and Play) technology, not too many phones around that comes with universality.

Few weakness or hitch makes me feel uncomfortable about Nokia N93 first of all the size and weight, Nokia usually make things fancy & tiny what happen with this one? A phone with so much to offer goes down just for its huge body, even my daughter’s toy phone is smaller than that.

Second issue is not that big, but do gives trouble people who loves to be always on the phone. The Camera hinge is not flat it bump your chick when you use it.

Third and most serious issue for person like me who have to budget their living. For a smart phone spending $700-$800 will surely set off some trouble in your monthly budget. I know my wife won’t be happy if I say I had to spend $750 for a massive wireless toy.

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